We haven't had a red carpet moment from Emma Stone in several months, so yesterday's event was a real treat. She attended a New York City screening of When You Finish Saving the World, a film she produced starring Julianne Moore and Finn Wolfhard. (Mark your calendars: The coming-of-age movie comes out on January 20.)
For the red carpet, Stone wore a Louis Vuitton dress, belt, and boots. Maxi dresses and skirts have been hugely popular lately, but don't call it a comeback—they've been here for years. I particularly love when they're styled with ankle boots, as Emma Stone does here, which creates a perfectly proportionate look. (In comparison, I hate when there's a gap between the bottom of my jeans and the top of my ankle boots.) Scroll down to see Emma Stone's rare red carpet appearance wearing Louis Vuitton.
On Emma Stone: Louis Vuitton dress, belt, and boots
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