(Source: Larry Busacca/Getty Images North America, Christopher Polk/Getty Images North America) In true fashion, the VMAs brought out some of the best looks from celebs. From sparkly dresses to patterned maxis, we saw a number of
memorable looks from the red carpet. But it wasn't just the fashions that had us turning our heads. The hair and makeup looks also had us glued to our screens. And already we've noticed a number of trends forming. Take a peek at the top hair and makeup trends from the 2014 VMAs.
Center parts
Jessie J, Kesha, Chloe Grace Moretz, Jennifer Lopez and Jordin Sparks all rocked center parts. (Source: Jason Merritt/Getty Images North America, Frazer Harrison/Getty Images North America)Unlike other award shows, the hair looks at the VMAs were less about the updos and more about the effortless appeal. Deep center parts dominated the red carpet. From
Kesha's rainbow waves to
Jordin Sparks' sleek strands, deep middle parts were all the rage.
Slicked-back strands
Ali Fedotowsky, Iggy Azalea, Renee Bargh, Rita Ora all opted for slick strands. (Source: Jason Merritt/Getty Images North America)
In other hair news, slicked-back strands were another popular look for famous faces hitting the red carpet. Stars such as
Iggy Azalea,
Rita Ora and
Ali Fedotowsky nailed the brushed-back, smooth look.
Pink Makeup
(Source: Solange/Instagram, Source: Christopher Polk/Getty Images North America)The final trend we spotted on the red carpet wasn't about hair but rather a makeup look that dominated. From mascara to nails to lips, hot pink was the color of the night.
Gwen Stefani not only chose the color for her outfit but for her pucker, too.
Solange Knowles used the color as an accent by applying it to her top lashes. And finally
Victoria Justice opted for the trend for both her lips and tips when she wore a hot pink lip and manicure.
Actress Victoria Justice attends the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards at The Forum on August 24, 2014 in Inglewood, California. (Getty Images)more pics »Want more of the VMAs? Check out our picks for
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