Emma Stone’s newest film, Poor Things, is a tremendous feat in costume design—and off set, Stone is managing some impressive fashion feats of her own.
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The Oscar-winning actor stepped out in New York City yesterday in three different fabulous looks, which she changed into from morning to night.
First, she stopped by Good Morning America in a business casual ensemble, courtesy of Louis Vuitton. The fit included a powder-blue button-up shirt stitched with two chest pockets, which she tucked into a camel-colored button-front midi skirt. To coordinate with the skirt, Stone added a double-breasted coat with a rounded lapel, in a rosy beige, and light brown knee-high suede boots. She accessorized with golden hoop earrings from Tiffany & Co. and sunglasses from Peter and May.
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That evening, the La La Land star visited The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, switching to night mode with a black tweed blazer from Louis Vuitton. The long-sleeved piece included a satin scarf that could be hooked through the two rows of golden buttons dotting the jacket’s front, which is how Stone wore it. She wore a corresponding tweed pocket skirt from Louis Vuitton and black pumps, and accessorized with a gold chain-link necklace and knot rings from Tiffany & Co.
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You think that’s all? Stone and stylist Petra Flannery had one more trick up their sleeves. At the end of the day, the Easy A star was spotted on the streets of Manhattan in a slate-colored sweater with ribbed hems, which she paired with navy slacks and bright red loafers—championing this year’s burgeoning candy-apple red trend. To round out the look, Stone wore diamond stud earrings and kept her gold streak going with a pair of stacked golden necklaces. What a hat trick, Emma.
Joel is the editorial and social media assistant for HarpersBAZAAR.com, where he covers all things celebrity news. When he steps away from the keyboard, you can likely find him singing off-key at concerts, scavenging thrift stores for loud wardrobe staples, or perusing bookstores for the next great gay romance novel.
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