Academy Award-winning actress Emma Stone, 36, drew considerable attention at the New York City premiere of her latest film, Bugonia, held Tuesday evening at the Museum of Modern Art. Her radiant and notably taut complexion reignited public discourse surrounding her rumored “new look.”
Styled by Petra Flannery, Stone graced the red carpet in an ethereal white Louis Vuitton gown accentuated with delicate gray stitching. The semi-sheer ensemble featured a form-fitting bodice that transitioned into a softly ruffled, floor-length skirt, exemplifying refined elegance.
Her makeup was kept minimal and natural, with a youthful pink flush, rose-tinted lips, and subtle mascara accentuating her lifted blue eyes. The Poor Things star complemented her look with a simple updo, leaving her auburn curtain bangs to frame her face. Accessories were understated — limited to a pair of small diamond earrings and her wedding ring from her husband of five years, filmmaker Dave McCary, 40, who attended the event discreetly without walking the red carpet.
Stone was joined at the premiere by co-stars Alicia Silverstone, Jesse Plemons, and Lily Sheen. Silverstone, 49, exuded vintage glamour in a white floral drop-waist gown paired with bold red heels and matching lipstick, while Sheen, 26, captivated in a modern bubble minidress styled with patent black knee-high boots.
Plemons, 37, appeared in a brown tweed suit complemented by a button-up shirt and dress shoes. The actor, known for his critically acclaimed performances and marriage to Kirsten Dunst, posed with fellow cast member Aidan Delbis.
Additional attendees included Glamour editor-in-chief Samantha Barry, 44, who opted for a leopard-print blouse and black wide-legged trousers, accompanied by model Laura Whitmore, and Teen Wolf alum Crystal Reed, who turned heads in a shimmering sheer gown.
Bugonia marks Stone’s third collaboration with acclaimed director Yorgos Lanthimos, following The Favorite and Poor Things. The film, described as a “satirical absurdist science fiction dark comedy,” is based on a screenplay by Will Tracy and continues Lanthimos’ signature exploration of surrealist storytelling through darkly comedic narratives.#newsafro_
