Emma Stone added another appearance to her red carpet count for the week, arriving at the Governors Awards in a pink sequined ensemble from Fendi, and sadly, fans are having some mixed opinions on the outfit. A loose two-piece set from the fall 2023 collection, though it is high fashion, some are calling it a fashion fail. Keep reading for more information.
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Emma Stone's Sequined Fendi Two-Piece Set
The two-piece set Emma Stone chose to wear to the Governors Awards was designed by Fendi, is covered in sequins, and has an ab-baring keyhole cutout. The bubblegum pink ensemble is from the brand's fall 2023 collection, and has an off-the-shoulder top and a knee-length skirt.
The sleeves puffed out until the cuffs, which were more fitted, and hung off her shoulders, exposing near-perfect skin. She chose not to wear a necklace, letting the bling on the dress have all the attention, and wore a simple metallic-toe pumps. Her signature red hair was slicked back into a sleek bun, and she wore simple diamond stud earrings.
Stone was nominated for best actress for her performance in Poor Things, after just having won a Golden Globe on Sunday for best film actress in a comedy or musical for the same film.
Fans Slam Emma Stone's Red Carpet Look
Many fans were less than impressed with the actress's red carpet look, and took to different social media platforms to share their opinions. "Looks heavy & itchy," one person commented on an Instagram post sharing the outfit.
"Emma needs a new stylist who doesn't dress her in old lady garments," another fan wrote.
"She's beautiful but the outfit isn't," another fan commented.
"Nooo this is not it," another person wrote. "Normally she is flawless."
"She was a 10/10 at the globes but this is a no no," a fourth person added.
"Emma should change her stylist," one person said.
"It's shapeless," a final fan wrote. "It's not amazing, it's not the worst I've seen, but I would love to see Emma in something that matches her star quality."
