Emma Stone Wears a Pale Louis Vuitton Slip Dress With Crystal Straps to The Debut Premiere at NYFF
Emma Stone wore a pale Louis Vuitton Spring 2027 slip dress with crystal straps to The Debut premiere at the New York Film Festival.
Emma Stone was back on the red carpet barely a day after the Paris runways. The two-time Oscar winner, known for La La Land and Poor Things, attended the premiere of The Debut at the 64th New York Film Festival on Wednesday, October 7, at Alice Tully Hall in Lincoln Center. She was there as a producer, and she brought her husband, Dave McCary, along with their Fruit Tree partner Ali Herting.
She wore a Louis Vuitton Spring 2027 slip dress that came straight from the runway, and it was a lot softer than the bright blue Louis Vuitton look she wore in the front row in Paris the day before. The midi dress has a pale blue-grey draped cowl bodice layered over a creamy beige skirt. Small corset-style seams add a little structure at the waist, and one thin crystal strap adds a touch of sparkle.
She kept the accessories simple with Louis Vuitton ankle-strap sandals and Repossi jewelry, including small hoop earrings and a stack of delicate rings. Her nails and toes were a deep burgundy, which added a pop of color against the neutral dress. Her long, honey-brown hair was styled in loose waves with a soft part, and her makeup was fresh and natural, with rosy cheeks, defined lashes and a nude-pink lip. Her stylist was Petra Flannery.
The Debut is the third feature from Jesse Eisenberg, who wrote and directed it. Julianne Moore plays Mona, a New Jersey housewife who lands a part in a local musical with no stage experience, and Paul Giamatti plays her demanding director. Halle Bailey and Bernadette Peters are also in the cast. The film is distributed by A24 and opens in theaters on December 11.
Emma has now produced three films with Jesse, after When You Finish Saving the World and A Real Pain.
If you're following Louis Vuitton's Spring 2027 moment, Sophie Turner's colorblock leather jacket look from the same show is worth a look too.


