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| | Emma Stone wore Louis Vuitton to the 'Kinds of Kindness' Cannes premiere | | Added 212 days ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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It?s hard to believe that Emma Stone is now a two-time Best Actress Oscar winner. And yet, it?s not that hard to believe. Emma is widely considered to be one of the best actresses of her generation, and the fact that she?s leaned into making (and producing) weird, arty, offbeat films adds to her allure. Speaking of, Emma was in Cannes to promote Yorgos Lanthimos? Kinds of Kindness. She?ll probably get another Oscar nom out of it, all things considered. Emma delivered at the Cannes premiere, wearing a rich-looking Louis Vuitton (she?s a brand ambassador). I honestly love the dress, which surprises me. I think this is a very good look overall for Emma, but I wish she would have ?dressed it up? a little bit more. Bigger earrings or half an arm full of bracelets.
Emma?s costars were there as well Hunter Schafer wore Armani Priv and Margaret Qualley wore Chanel. I love Hunter?s dress, it?s structural in a cool way.
Lily Gladstone sort of needed some structure this Balenciaga was too much of a sack dress! She looks amazing in that saffron color though.
Look at Aishwarya Rai Bachchan wearing yet another completely bonkers Falguni Shane Peacock gown. I love this absolutely silly energy.
Demi Moore wore Armani Priv really blah, right?
Eva Green who is on the Cannes jury this year wore Iris van Herpen. No, this is too much??
Uma Thurman wore Burberry to a different Cannes premiere (Oh, Canada). Satin is so difficult and the sheath dress could have fit a bit better.
Photos courtesy of Avalon Red, Cover Images.
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| | Emma Stone wore a low-key Louis Vuitton to the VF Oscar party: super-cute? | | Added 280 days ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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I?ve seen a few pieces already about people being ?mad? about Emma Stone?s Oscar win over Lily Gladstone. While (again) I thought Lily came into the awards season as the favorite and she really had a shot at it, Emma?s balls-to-the-wall performance in Poor Things, combined with a great, breezy, fun Oscar campaign, all equaled a ?surprise win? for Emma. All I?m saying is that I?m not mad about it. Don?t hate the player, hate the game. These are pics of Emma at the Vanity Fair Oscar party she wore another custom Louis Vuitton look. This looks baggy and comfortable! That?s her very tall husband Dave.
Lily Gladstone changed for the VF Oscar party and I didn?t get the sense that she was moping in a corner somewhere. Reportedly, she was enjoying the parties, networking and staying booked and busy. Good for her.
Charlize Theron wore Dior to the VF party this is so much better than her Oscar dress, omg. The hair is still a tragedy though.
Georgina Chapman & Adrien Brody I can?t believe they?re still together!
Pamela Anderson was fresh-faced in Oscar de la Renta. This is honestly one of my favorite looks of the VF party.
Cynthia Erivo in custom Louis Vuitton blah, but I rarely think she?s styled well.
Zooey Deschanel in kind of a mod-print. I like it, it feels very ?70s.
Photos courtesy of Avalon Red, Cover Images.
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| | Emma Stone wore a pale seafoam green Louis Vuitton for her 'surprise' Oscar win | | Added 281 days ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Once I saw Poor Things, I understood why Emma Stone was suddenly making this huge awards-season surge, and why she was getting more awards heat than Lily Gladstone. While Lily?s performance in Killers of the Flower Moon was quietly powerful, she was ill served by the script and direction, whereas Poor Things was basically a showcase for Emma Stone?s talent, and Emma made a meal out of that role. All of which to say, I had a feeling that Emma would pull it out and she did. She won her second Best Actress Oscar in seven years. What a night! Reportedly, Emma had been lovely to her fellow Best Actress nominees and she sent them gifts and talked them up in interviews, especially Lily.
There?s some debate about whether Emma actually wanted to win and whether she thought she would win. I doubt she thought she would win, but she did campaign and she?s enormously proud of Poor Things, not just as an actress, but as a producer on the film. Emma?s Oscar look was pretty simple a pale seafoam green Louis Vuitton with an oversized peplum. Simple styling too hair down, stud earrings, simple necklace, not a lot of drama. Considering the tragic LV looks she?s worn at other awards shows, I consider this a win across the board. Also: she walked the carpet briefly with her husband Dave McCary! They are rarely photographed together.
Other notable celebrities in Louis Vuitton at the Oscars Colman Domingo & Cynthia Erivo. They both kind of killed it? Colman has been, hands down, the best dressed of the awards season.
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| | Emma Stone: Anxiety is like rocket fuel, you can't help but get out of bed | | Added 319 days ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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I was on the phone with my mother this week and she said in a somewhat serious tone, ?I have something to tell you.? Off to a good ominous start. After a brief but pregnant pause she continued, ?I saw an ad for Poor Things. I don?t think it?s for me.? And that was it! That whole brace-yourself-for-a-catastrophe intro was just to say she?s going to continue her streak of not seeing a single Yorgos Lanthimos film. Ok Mama, thanks for the update! And I get it, the movie has a very exaggerated, bonkers point of view that?s not for everyone. But that?s a big part of why I like Emma Stone ? she?s bucked the ingnue mold by choosing quirky, comedic, sometimes freaky parts that suit her taste. Leading ladies can be weirdos too! So Emma has been Oscar campaigning for Poor Things where she?s up for Best Actress and Best Picture as a producer. Amid her spate of recent NYC appearances she spoke with NPR about her lifelong anxiety and how it led her to acting:
In a new interview with National Public Radio (NPR) published Wednesday, the Poor Things actress, 35, opened up about her childhood anxiety, sharing that while she initially had a tough time dealing with it, she found a way to push through.
?I started in therapy, I think around age 8, because it was getting really hard for me to leave the house to go to school,? Stone told NPR. ?I sort of lived in fear of these panic attacks.?
The actress, who said that she had her first panic attack when she was 7 years old, added she believed the source of her anxiety when she was younger stemmed from the fear of being separated from her mother. She noted, ?it?s a hard age to be able to reason with yourself, at 7 or 8, and tell yourself these things aren?t true. ? It was very hard to convince myself otherwise.?
All that changed, however, when Stone started acting at the age of 11. The actress said the craft provided a way for her to focus on the moment without worrying about what happened before or what would happen later. She told the outlet that as an actor, ?all of my big feelings are productive, and presence is required.?
Those experiences have altered the way she thinks of anxiety now, Stone said. She shared to NPR that she thinks it can be a positive thing if people know what to do with it.
?I?ve told a lot of younger people that struggle with anxiety, that in many ways I see it as kind of a superpower,? Stone said. ?Just because we might have a funny thing going on in our amygdala, and our fight-or-flight response is maybe a little bit out of whack in comparison to many people?s brain chemistry, it doesn?t make it wrong. It doesn?t make it bad.?
?It just means we have these tools to manage,? she continued. ?And if you can use it for productive things, if you can use all of those feelings in those synapses that are firing for something creative, or something that you?re passionate about, or something interesting.?
Said Stone: ?Anxiety is like rocket fuel because you can?t help but get out of bed and do things, do things, do things because you?ve got all of this energy with you. And that?s really a gift.?
[From People]
I vaguely remembered Emma talking about anxiety in the past, but it never really hit me how serious it was until this interview. And I have no qualms in admitting that I was teary when she said it came from a fear of being separated from her mother. While I never had anxiety about going to school (that was actually where I thrived), I was a mess at bedtime. I don?t recall being afraid of the dark or a monster, but I was panicked about being alone in my room at night. So for most of my childhood I wasn?t, instead I slept in my mother?s room with her. During my waking hours I felt tremendous shame over it, but climbing into bed with my mother right there truly felt like the only way I could relax and let go of the day. You could say that my anxiety got me out of bed, like Emma says? it just propelled me into my mother?s bed. There was no weaning off plan, it was an overnight switch where all of a sudden I just knew ?I don?t need this anymore.? I?m very lucky I have a mother who listened to me and never made me feel bad about my fears ? I did that to myself! And just look at the fully-functioning adult I am today! (Stop laughing.) I wonder how Emma feels about her daughter, who?s three, approaching the age when her own panic attacks began. More cause for anxiety, to be sure.
Before ending this piece I have to note that Yorgos and Emma?s previous collaboration, The Favourite, has what I consider to be one of the best lines ever in cinema history. As uttered by Nicholas Hoult: ?Must the duck be here??
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| | Emma Stone's NYC promotional street style: very cute or kind of blah' | | Added 321 days ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Emma Stone lives in New York, but she was seemingly in town this week just for a quick promotional blitz, and then she jetted off? somewhere? Maybe to London, because the Cruella sequel is in pre-production. (Incidentally, I loved the first Cruella film and I?m so glad a sequel is coming.) Emma appeared on Good Morning America, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and probably several other shows. I?ve never been crazy about Emma?s style, but I really love her sad-beige outfit in these photos. It?s very ?70s, very Ralph Lauren. The tuxedo dress is meh, and her airport outfit looks like my winter uniform, minus the red loafers.
Emma?s still talking about Poor Things, for which she?s nominated as an actress and producer. This is also Oscar-campaigning for her, by the way. Poor Things made a surge at just the right moment. I don?t know if her late surge will translate into any Oscar statues though. While Emma is beloved by Oscar voters, I think the Best Actress Oscar is Lily Gladstone?s to lose. Now, could I see a situation where Emma gets a surprise win because Lily and Sandra Huller split the vote? Perhaps. But Emma is not ?campaigning? like a frontrunner, she?s just hustling to promote the movie in general, which is probably the smartest way to campaign.
Meanwhile, Emma did a cute Jeopardy thing on The Late Show. She talked before about how much she wants to appear on regular Jeopardy.
Photos courtesy of Backgrid.
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| | Emma Stone picked up the Best Actress Critics Choice Award in Louis Vuitton | | Added 337 days ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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There?s been this interesting and strange feeling around the Best Actress race. While I still believe that Lily Gladstone will probably win the Oscar for Killers of the Flower Moon, Emma Stone is definitely becoming a major contender. Not to mention, Sandra Huller might be sort of an undercover favorite for some voters. Still, it feels like Emma might peel off a lot of voters when push comes to shove. I find that interesting. Emma ended up winning the Critics Choice Award for Best Actress. The only reason this didn?t happen at the Globes is because Lily won Actress-in-a-Drama, while Emma won for Comedy. If they?re in the same category, who gets the votes? Last night it was Emma. Emma wore this custom Louis Vuitton which reads, to me, like she honestly didn?t believe she would win. This dress screams ?I?m just happy to be nominated.? Hm.
Lily Gladstone wore a custom Christian Siriano in a gorgeous shade of blue, possibly the best and most flattering dress I?ve seen on her during the awards season. I absolutely hope she goes with Sirano again for the other awards shows.
Da?Vine Joy Randolph wore another great dress, although this Jovana Louis feels slightly overworked. Too many elements. She won another supporting actress award she?s really going to march through the awards season, picking up everything.
Greta Lee in Loewe. She?s been wearing some offbeat designers and I don?t think those looks have been doing her any favors. While this fabric is really cool, it would have been great if the design wasn?t ?a pair of trousers and a long-sleeved polo.?
Tracee Ellis Ross wore one of the best ?It?s just the Critics Choice Awards, I?ll wear a black dress? dresses. This is Fendi so good!! So flattering.
Photos courtesy of Avalon Red, Backgrid.
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| | Emma Stone wore Louis Vuitton for the Palm Springs film festival's opening night | | Added 347 days ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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The annual Palm Springs International Film Festival officially began on Thursday. Celebrities convened in Palm Springs to pick up random awards and glad-hand with desert-dwelling Oscar voters. Seriously, the Palm Springs festival is just an event for Oscar-campaigners, which is why they schedule it at the start of the awards season. Even Cillian Murphy came out, because the studio made him fly out for the Golden Globes on Sunday. He looks like he?s being held against his will, which probably isn?t far from the truth.
I?m mostly including the fashion girls in this post, although a surprising number of potentially Oscar nominated men came out to Palm Springs as well, including Leo DiCaprio, Robert DeNiro, Robert Downey Jr, Mark Ruffalo and Willem Defoe. Sidenote: I really do think RDJ might be the frontrunner for Best Supporting Actor (for his role in Oppenheimer), but I?m also curious to see if anyone puts any money behind a late campaign for Milo Machado Graner, the kid in Anatomy of a Fall, because he was amazing.
Fashion notes: Emma Stone was predictably in Louis Vuitton, as she?s an LV brand ambassador. I?m not head over heels with this look, but it?s one of the more interesting LV ensembles for Emma. Margot Robbie wore a Barbie-inspired polka-dotted Balmain dress, which is very cute and on-theme, but I do wonder if she?s going to do Barbie-theme throughout the awards season? Carey Mulligan also wore Balmain (a terrible look, tbh) and she posed with Meryl Streep on the carpet. Lily Gladstone wore a custom Rodarte in a beautiful shade of green. She paired her dress with jewelry made by Native American designers. Taraji P. Henson wore Alexandre Vauthier another great green, but the deep-V is not flattering (her girls look lopsided!). Billie Eilish wore a Gucci scarf and carried a Playboy purse, yuck. Last thing: I love that Da?Vine Joy Randolph is getting couture for all of her events.
Photos courtesy of Backgrid.
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| | Emma Stone wore Louis Vuitton at the UK 'Poor Things' premiere: awful or cute' | | Added 368 days ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Emma Stone has been a Louis Vuitton brand ambassador for years and the collaboration sucks. I say that with love in the past few years, we?ve seen LV make custom looks for other brand ambassadors, and certain people (Ana De Armas, Zendaya) find a way to make it work. Some people don?t find a way to make it work and Emma is one of them. It?s like Margot Robbie and Chanel it was always the wrong fit of actress and brand. Now, I understand why Emma initially signed on to LV she probably thought she would get offbeat, cool clothes. Instead, it?s like they give her the fuggest stuff from every collection.
Anyway, here are some photos from the Poor Things premiere in London last night. Look what Louis Vuitton gave Emma a slip dress with chest netting and what appears to be one of the worst-cut skirts ever. They topped it off with what appears to be a taffeta (?) robe. This is what passes for ?high end.? As much as I hate this ensemble, the worst part of the look is Emma?s makeup her makeup artist gave her Angry Baby Brows.
Bonus photos of Emma?s Poor Things costars Mark Ruffalo (with his wife) and Willem Dafoe.
Photos courtesy of Avalon Red.
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| | Emma Stone wore a Louis Vuitton slipdress to the Met Gala: why?? | | Added 959 days ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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The Louis Vuitton people were some of the first people on the Met Gala carpet and I have no idea why! LV screwed it up, as they usually do. We should have known as soon as Emma Stone walked out of the hotel in this simple white slipdress. I mean, it?s not hideous at all, but for the Met Gala? For ?gilded glamour,? you?re going to give Emma Stone this little slipdress?
Chloe Moretz had my favorite Louis Vuitton. It seemed more like an interpretation of that famous Sarah Jessica Parker Met Gala look, but I enjoyed the vibe. The coat is great.
Gemma Chan in an absolute disaster. My God.
Sophie Turner & Joe Jonas. They never came out and said ?we?re expecting again,? but they seem fine with the conversation. Sophie is a lovely pregnant lady and her dress looks comfortable. That?s all I?ll say.
Cynthia Erivo in Louis Vuitton. My second favorite LV look after Chloe?s. It is genuinely glamorous.
Phoebe Dynevor a goth mess.
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| | Emma Stone isn't suing Disney, she just signed a bigger deal for 'Cruella 2' | | Added 3 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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A little more than two weeks ago, Scarlett Johansson sued Disney for breach of contract over the release of Black Widow. Basically, ScarJo?s bonuses are screwed up because Disney released BW on their Premier Access streaming service and Disney is not sharing the revenue with Scarlett. I think Scarlett has a good case, and I think Disney knows she has a good case, which is why Disney immediately began to smear Scarlett. While Scarlett has gotten some significant support from her agency, CAA, and her union, SAG, I?ve been a little bit surprised by the lack of vocal support she?s gotten from her peers in the industry. There?s no telling who has reached out to her privately, granted, but for now, the optics are ?everyone is waiting to see how all of this plays out before they take a side publicly.?
Immediately following Scarlett?s lawsuit, there were rumors that Emma Stone and Emily Blunt might do the same, or explore their options when it came to suing Disney. Emma?s turn in Cruella was critically acclaimed, but the box office was not as big as people expected, likely because of the same Premier Access issue. Same with Emily Blunt and Jungle Cruise. But it looks like Emma isn?t going to sue. Instead, she?s using Scarlett?s lawsuit as a way to negotiate a better deal for herself for the Cruella sequel.
Oscar winner Emma Stone has closed a deal to star in the sequel to Cruella, in what is a very good sign for Disney as it secures talent in the wake of some criticism of its theatrical-Disney+ Premier model.
Cruella, due to the pandemic, was released in theaters and on Disney+ PVOD tier on May 26, earning more than $222 million in worldwide ticket sales. The release of Cruella 2 is a ways off, and it?s not certain at this time whether the movie will be a pure theatrical release or like its predecessor released simultaneously in homes.
Emma Stone?s deal for Cruella 2, I hear, mutually benefits both sides especially at a time when Disney is still assessing the dynamic window model on its event titles.
Endeavor executive chairman Patrick Whitesell had this to say about the agency?s client Stone and her Cruella 2 deal.
?While the media landscape has been disrupted in a meaningful way for all distributors, their creative partners cannot be left on the sidelines to carry a disproportionate amount of the downside without the potential for upside. This agreement demonstrates that there can be an equitable path forward that protects artists and aligns studios? interests with talent. We are proud to work alongside Emma and Disney, and appreciate the studio?s willingness to recognize her contributions as a creative partner. We are hopeful that this will open the door for more members of the creative community to participate in the success of new platforms.?
[From Deadline]
It?s interesting that they specified that Emma is represented by Endeavor because I misremembered it and I thought she was with CAA, like Scarlett, and I thought ?well, that?s awkward.? But no, not as awkward. I wonder if CAA has an agency-wide beef with Disney right now, or if various CAA agents are still making deals between Disney and their clients. Endeavor certainly is, although it seems more than possible that Emma?s rep has at least been in contact with people on Scarlett?s team.
So, what are our thoughts on Emma?s machinations? Emma and Endeavor are clearly using Scarlett?s lawsuit to their benefit, and Disney has likely sweetened Emma?s deal substantially since the lawsuit, for fear of fighting off another lawsuit. Part of me is like ?good for Emma, I?m glad she found a silver lining with this Disney sh-tshow.? Another part of me is like ?damn, not much of a sisterhood.?
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