Emma Stone looked whimsical and ethereal at the 62nd New York Film Festival in a breezy boho-chic dress. The Oscar winner and style icon, 35, graced the red carpet for a screening of A Real Pain at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall over the weekend — and we’re still not over her chevron frock.
The La La Land actress turned heads as she stepped out in the Louis Vuitton piece that came straight off the runway from the luxury French fashion house’s new Paris Fashion Week show. The mom of one‘s striped number also featured flirty see-through fabric, and she donned a sleek black bodysuit with a high neckline beneath it.
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Emma Stone Brings Back The Airy, Ethereal Boho Silhouette During The New York Film Festival
Stone attended the festival on October 5th as she served as a producer on the star-studded comedy-drama film, A Real Pain, featuring performances from Kieran Culkin, Jesse Eisenberg, Jennifer Grey and more. To complete her bohemian revival ensemble, the Cruella star added black open-toe sandal heels and a tiered, shimmering gold necklace.
Her gown highlighted her tiny waist and toned arms with the help of strategic cutouts. As for her glam, the Easy A star wore her signature red tresses down, parted in the center and styled into glossy, loose waves. For her makeup look, Stone sported smokey gray eyeshadow, voluminous lashes, rosy blush on her high cheekbones and a trendy, autumnal, deep berry lipstick hue.
Stone posed for solo shots and also alongside her husband, former Saturday Night Live writer and director, Dave McCary. The comedian and producer, 39, looked dapper beside his wife in a white turtleneck and tweed suit set. Stone and McCary tied the knot in 2020 and share one 3-year-old daughter, Louise Jean.
Throughout the year, Stone has been busy with elegant press tours for her acclaimed recent films, Poor Things and Kinds of Kindness. She has graced the red carpet in stunning designer attire, captivating audiences while promoting her latest acting endeavors. For A Real Pain, she took on the role as a producer. The buzzing film plot follows an unlikely pairing of cousins who come together for a journey across Poland to pay tribute to their cherished grandmother.
