Emma Stone’s Golden Globe Style Through the Years: Lanvin Jumpsuit, Louis Vuitton Gown and More
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With comedy, drama and musical roles, Emma Stone has solidified herself as a regular at the Golden Globes. On Dec. 11, Stone earned two 2024 Golden Globe nominations for her roles in the series “The Curse” and the film “Poor Things.”
The actress initially gained wide recognition for the film “Easy A,” before garnering more acclaim for her performances in “The Help” and “La La Land.” On the fashion front, Stone’s red carpet looks throughout the years have included ensembles by Lanvin, Calvin Klein Collection and Louis Vuitton, where she’s been a brand ambassador since 2017.
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In anticipation of the Golden Globes, scheduled to take place on Jan. 7 (and Emma Stone’s outfit to the coveted event), WWD recaps Stone’s past looks.
2009
One of Stone’s earliest Golden Globes looks was at the 2009 InStyle/Warner Bros. after party for the awards show, where she wore a black Cynthia Steffe gown. From the brand’s spring 2009 collection, the dress featured tiers of ruffled fabric and a keyhole neckline.
2011
It was the 2011 Golden Globes where Stone earned her nomination for her role in “Easy A.” There, she wore a peach-colored Calvin Klein Collection dress with equally vibrant blond hair.
2015
Stone went sparkling to the 2015 Golden Globes in a Lanvin jumpsuit, which featured a crystal-embelished top and a dramatic bow at the waist. The actress, who was nominated that year for her role in “Birdman,” accessorized her pants ensemble with black stiletto pumps.
2017
Stone channeled a star at the 2017 Golden Globes, where she wore a pink Valentino gown covered in silver stars. The romantic number, which included a plunging neckline, seemingly proved to be good luck, as the actress won her first Golden Globe at the 2015 awards for her work in “La La Land.”
2019
Stone opted for a classic Louis Vuitton gown for the 2019 Golden Globes, where she was nominated for her role in the film “The Favourite.” According to the brand, the actress’ long-sleeve number was made out of thousands of twisted glass tubes.
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