VENICE, ITALY - AUGUST 30: Emma Stone attends 'The Favourite' photo-call during the 75th Venice Film Festival on August 30, 2018 in Venice, Italy.

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At only 29 years of age Emma Stone has already set her mark in Hollywood. Apart from her award winning acting, her red carpet looks have continued to wow fans and critics alike. She has a figure that makes her stun, whether in a girly mini-skirt or a Goth gown. Her fearless glamour has made her among the most sought after celebrity in fashion circles.

In the short time she has been on the limelight, the La La Land star has adopted an evolving fashion style that has kept her at the top, year in year out. Apart from her clothes, Emma’s refined artistic sense has given rise to drastic hair styles, slick shoes, and equally stunning accessories. In keeping up with this beauty’s red carpet style, here is a look at her fashion flashback: Emma Stone’s best looks. 

A Winner’s Look

What does the best actress in a Motion Picture wear? If you ask Emma Stone the answer is Valentino. While riding high with the musical comedy La La Land, the actress stepped to the stage to receive her award at the 2016 Golden Globe Awards wearing a dress with a plunging neckline. This was a push from her usual somewhat conservative look.

LOS ANGELES, CA - JANUARY 8, 2017: Emma Stone at the 74th Golden Globe Awards at The Beverly Hilton Hotel, Los Angeles

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The much talked after look also came with an equally stunning diamond collar necklace. While her movie swept the awards with a record seven wins, for all the categories that it was nominated for, Emma’s fashion for the day became the envy of many. The winning look also featured a hairdo which was drawn back into a beautiful chignon. 

This look, which is considered to be one of her best to date, came complete with sparkling earrings that matched her dress and its star-shaped decorations.

Dark and Sparkly

Among the looks that Emma has rocked over the years is the blend of dark colors with an assortment of sparkly sew-ins. Such is the dress she wore at the 2017 Miss Golden Globe. The piece was from Michael Kors collection. The bejeweled black dress was a spot on look for her third nomination in the awards. 

In line with her character in the film Mia Dolan, her dress captured the fairy tale and musical aspect of the feel good movie. Being the highest paid actress at the time, she turned eyes at the red carpet with shiny jewels running the whole length of her dress. The frock also had an 80’s feel with stylish shoulder pads and ruff waist. High heels and a medium wavy cut completed the Arizona-born actress.

Gothic Cut Out 

From pink to bright yellow and back to dark colors, that is the wonderful fashion world that Emma lives in. For the 22nd Annual Critics’ Choice Awards, she decided to give critics something to talk about by adopting a gothic look. She lit the red carpet with a black halter neck gown that swept the floor. The gown by Roland Mouret was a stunner thanks to sparkly embellishments and V- shaped patterns.

LOS ANGELES - DEC 11: Emma Stone at the 22nd Annual Critics' Choice Awards at Barker Hanger on December 11, 2016 in Santa Monica, CA

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She kept her high-parted wavy curls that showcase her green eyes and full lips. Her choice of lipstick was a stunning red shade that complemented the gothic look. She kept off bling and went for tiny Cartier earrings and let her silhouette shine instead. The event was held in Santa Monica on Dec 11, 2016, which made the look one of the best for the star’s end of year red carpets. 

 

Bright and Yellow

Being a former child actress, Emma still keeps up with the girly side of fashion. This was the case with her looks at 2016’s The Hollywood Reporter’s Annual Women in Entertainment Breakfast. The iconic star stole the show with a yellow shift dress that was a few inches above the knees. 

The costume was unmistakably bright with an equally bright red girly wallet to break the yellow hue. The bright color was laced with golden embellishments that run across the front, reaching just before the waist. Her nail polish matched the color of her ankle strap high heels- another major aspect of her iconic fashion sense. Again she kept up with her medium wavy curly hair which slightly covered her left eye.

Suiting Up

For the 2018 Oscar Awards, Emma did a complete turnaround with her fashion statement. Off went the dresses and up came a broken suit. Fresh from winning an Oscar in the previous year, she graced the red carpet with a Louis Vuitton suit. The Oscar red carpet saw her wear a black pants with matching pumps and a red blazer.

Her bling collection was showcased with a stunning ring worn on the pointing finger which matched a pink bow tie around the waist. She also wore sparkly earrings that brought her green eyes to life. The look was completed with a vibrant mix of pink, purple and orange eyeshadow. Her mid-length bob hair brought out a lovely classic look, whose deep side part showed her full face.

Pink Perfection

Pink perfection is what the E! Online magazine named Emma’s look at the 2019 Golden Globe Awards. This was during the very first week of the awards and the actress set the bar high with a pink flowing dress. She was a hopeful for the best supporting actress award. This was for her role in The Favorite, a 2018 comedy drama where she played a baroness living in the 18th century England.

LOS ANGELES, CA. January 06, 2019: Emma Stone at the 2019 Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.

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Her choice of a long-sleeved gown with silver beads was a true red carpet photo magnet. The fun tone of the dress was a fashion flashback right from The Great Gatsby, a 2013 movie. The scalloped sequins of her dresses were also complemented by a gentle Hollywood wavy hair, which was parted to unveil a beautiful face. 

The look and beauty also matched with her makeup, which comprised of pink-colored blush and a pale pink lipstick. This was statement that even redheads a can pull off red and pink shades. 

As Rachel Goodwin, her makeup artist for the event put it, “My mood for tonight’s (awards) makeup on Emma… I wanted to pay homage to some of my favorite queens of Hollywood’s golden age.” She went to add that, “the look was very peach-inspired”

Vibrant With a Cold Shoulder

Red hair is difficult to blend with bright and light colors, right? Wrong! Well… at least when it comes to the Academy Winner. Emma Stone gave a fashion lesson to naysayers at the W Magazine and Golden Globe Best Performances party, by wearing a marigold colored dress red flowery patterns. The delicate dress was one-shouldered, which was a bold fashion move for an event held at the dead of winter!

The party held on Jan 5, 2017, at Chateau Marmont saw the red carpet get a feel of metallic shoes from the Oscar winner. The eye popping dress by Gucci was complemented with a pink Tyler Ellis clutch. To complete the winter-defying look she went with simple make up comprising of warm pink lipstick. 

Writing about the look, Allure magazine had this to say; “There’s a lot going on when it comes to Stone’s dress: a one-sleeve situation, floral print, and ruffles that, when styled with the right complementary accessories, make the look fun and modern, perfect for daytime with a pair of tights and long coat, or for evening with strappy sandals and bare legs.”

Patterns and Fruits

In an age where little black dresses carry the day, Emma has the courage to go against the tide. One such occasion was at Barneys New York and Vanity Fair. She graced the Private Dinner in a pineapple patterned dress. The spectacular dress was a few inches shy of the knees. 

This was among her many vintage-inspired looks that has seen her stand out in star studded events. The playful look came with a matching skirt and top. She also wore a white jacket while holding court as she enjoyed cocktails. 

She looked like a movie character come to life in the backdrop of a live jazz quartet. As it’s typical with her fashion, the Oscar winner wore her hair in a medium wavy curl that gives elegance to her overall look; add this to ankle strap heels and matching nail polish and she totally pulled off a star’s look.

Going Old School

Emma has the ability to effortlessly pull of any style. This was evident during the Denver Film Festival. The redheaded actress lit the red carpet with floral-embellished dress. The Chanel dress came in black color with diamond patterns broken by floral projections. The old school look was completed by a huge buckle that hugged her waist while the dress swept just above the ankles.

A black clutch bag ad a big furry flower at one shoulder strap brought oldies back. She also wore black ankle strap high heels to match the dress and bag. This look was unveiled at the opening night of the 39th annual Denver Film Festival on November 2, 2016, where Emma dazzled the fans and paparazzi.

For the hair, she chose to go with a medium wavy cut, a style that is common with her. She also wore red lipstick which goes well with her red frock.

A Fiery Piece

Emma has the ability to make any dress sparkle and bring life to the red carpet. One of the most experimental dresses that she has stepped out in came at the 2019 BAFTA Los Angeles Tea Party. TheFendi dress was bird-patterned, which was a befitting testament to her recent high-flying run in Hollywood. 

The patterns were broken with black stripes running across fabric. The stripes were complemented by black shoes and equally dark colored nail polish. She also wore her hair in reddish blonde color with a layered cut. Her face also looked stunning in a orange eye shadow that coordinated with her dress and hair. To make the look even more appealing, she carried a Louis Vuitton which matched the fiery colors of her dress.

Black and Red

The star’s red-carpet look at Southbank Center, London, Comprised of a black pants and lacy top. To go with the red top, she unveiled a light reddish lipstick. The evening was lit by her selection of earrings which was a pair of Louis Vuitton’s diamond hoops.

While a medium wavy cut is one the award winning actresses’ hair styles, in the premier of her Netflix series Maniac, she decided to stir things a little bit. She showed her glowing and youthful face by knotting her hair into a loose ponytail. She also decided to go full sexy by wearing smoky makeup, which left her eyes looking glam.

With all its sexiness, the look could hold no water to the mind bending dress she wore at the show’s screening in New York, a few days later. Back in the states, Emma opted for a metallic dress by Givenchy. The versatile dress, with a blend of shiny colors, brought into mind a party vibe. The one of a kind dress is however not for sale so keep the check away!

Little Black Dress

It’s safe to say that most actresses, if not most women, have at least one Little Black Dress. If you fall into this category, then count yourself lucky- Emma Stone is right there with you. One her LBDs got a chance at the red carpet during day 3 of the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival.  This was a flashback from the earlier days, when she dazzled the red carpet with a LBD in the House Bunny premiere in Los Angeles, 2008. 

Emma Stone at the Los Angeles premiere of 'House Bunny' held at the Mann Village Theatre in Westwood on August 20, 2008.

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This was at the HFPA &InStyle annual celebrations of the festival which took place at Windsor Arms in Toronto, Canada. To brighten up the dark look, she went with full blonde hair styled into loose buns. Her face was radiant with red lipstick and pale hued eyeshadow. She also wore black-strapped shoes to complete the almost-gothic look.

Ever since she made a mark in Hollywood with her first big-screen movie, Superbad, Emma Stone continues to rake in awards. Her rise to stardom has also seen her own the red carpet with every passing year. Be it brightly colored dresses and shiny accessories or gothic gowns with black shoes and dark makeup, she has worn it all. Above are just some of her most iconic red carpet moments ranging from nomination parties to promotional events.