Stone manages to pull off the leather mini dress without looking trampy. Her classic black pumps and big ring do the trick, as well as the fact that her dress is not low cut. Fabulously executed!
This look reaches the purest form of glamour. Not only is she rocking this platinum blonde look, she's working this peach floor-length gown, with a T-shirt collar. Not too easy to accomplish. The makeup is just right and her clutch keeps it modern.
This look is fantastic, as well. She somehow avoided looking like a bride or a 6-year-old ready for bed, and ended up looking great. The nude heels keep it fresh and add height, while the clutch compliments the shoes.
This look is more "out there." For a redhead, yellow is a tricky color, and especially if it's got black lace draped over it. Emma keeps this look fresh with an orange clutch and red satan shoes, which somehow work really well here. These other colors need to be present so that the black, yellow and ginger hair work complimentarily, and I don't mean for Halloween.
This ensemble may just be my favorite of all. Emma knows how to wear this metallic halter gown. She executes this chain-neck-halter perfectly, and avoids looking like a washed out punk has-been. The deep red nail polish and big ring make the look spunky yet glamourous, and the hair may be the perfect accent for the dress. Because the dress has Roman features, Emma mimics that with a modern twist on an Ancient Greek hairstyle. It looks clean but effortless. And we all know she sure deserved that award!
The last of my favorite looks is this metallic mini. This number may just be the most intimidating looking dress out there. Not for Emma! She pulls this off with a pair of toned down suede heels, and loose hair so that there isn't too much going on. Even in the midst of all that crazy, she looks like she just threw this outfit together!
So, that's a refreshing reminder that there is hope for fashion these days, especially in Hollywood, alongside this:
Don't worry! The Stone will save us all.*
