Emma Stone’s Bold New Pixie Cut at the Golden Globes Has Everyone Talking!
‘Unflattering’: Emma Stone, 36, Shows Off New Pixie Cut at the Golden Globes, Sparking Talks
At the Golden Globes, “Poor Things” actress Emma Stone attracted attention with a bold new style and a dress that some internet users likened to a wrapped Christmas present.
At the 82nd Annual Golden Globes on January 5 at The Beverly Hilton, Emma Stone made a daring statement, however some internet users questioned her fashion choices.
The actress, 36, wore a crimson gown with no straps at the awards ceremony. The gown’s wide belt and structured design radiated elegance, and its rich color accentuated her striking new red pixie cut and matched her fair skin.
Her bright radiance was accentuated by her natural, gentle makeup, which included nude lips and rosy blush. The pixie cut accentuated her features and gave the outfit a contemporary, edgy feel.
Divergent views about Stone’s appearance were expressed on social media. One commenter questioned, “Why,” while another said, “Meh, it’s okay (I really don’t like the belt)—the haircut is cute on her!” “How terribly unflattering,” said another. Just no.
Another person commented, “Doesn’t suit her at all,” and a fourth user merely wrote, “Not a fan.” However, one internet user wished Stone would go back to her old haircut, while another commended her adaptability, pointing out that she could pull off any style.
Although they thought the dress’s design was less appealing, someone other praised the charm of her pixie cut and ear cuff, comparing her to a “pixie dressed as a Christmas gift.”
Another commended her audacious decisions, asking if she had a pixie cut. It seems like I haven’t seen this hair on her before! I think she’s adorable in red, and the ribbon waist is really lovely. Her hips are a little too full, which throws off her figure a little, but it’s still cute.”
Stone’s dramatic pixie cut follows several daring hairstyle changes in the past few months.
Stone showed off a shaven head during a “Saturday Night Live (SNL)” after-party at L’ Avenue at Saks in New York City, according to a Just Jared report from November 2024.
Stone wore a bucket hat when she first arrived at the party, but she subsequently took it off to reveal a considerably shorter hairstyle, according to guests. She used wigs to conceal her shaved head in public for events in SoHo and the New York Film Festival in the weeks that followed.
According to rumors, Stone shaved her head in preparation for her upcoming appearance with Jesse Plemons in Focus Features’ sci-fi comedy “Bugonia,” which is directed by six-time Academy Award nominee Yorgos Lanthimos.
In the English-language version of the 2003 South Korean film “Save the Green Planet!” Stone plays a powerful CEO who is targeted by two conspiracy-theorizing guys who believe she is an alien plotting Earth’s destruction.
“Bugonia” is being produced by a formidable team that includes Lanthimos, Ari Aster, and Stone herself, under her production firm Fruit Tree. The film boasts a dark sense of humor and an ambitious plot.
Reuniting with Lanthimos, Stone, and Plemons and working with Focus Features excited producers Ed Guiney and Andrew Lowe. They were also excited to collaborate once more with the skilled team they had collaborated with on earlier projects.
“Bugonia” will be distributed internationally, with the exception of Korea, by Universal Pictures, while Focus Features will release it in the United States.
Stone’s performance in “Bugonia” demonstrates how she and Lanthimos have continued to work together on big projects. She even trusted co-star Joe Alwyn to cut her hair during filming “Kinds of Kindness,” another Lanthimos film, demonstrating her daring dedication to her parts.
Alwyn talked about the experience in May 2024, saying, “She is also trustworthy. Despite this, I chopped off her ponytail when I cut her hair. Stone responded by praising Alwyn and highlighting their close collaboration.
Having previously worked together on Lanthimos’ 2018 film “The Favourite,” she said that her co-star’s empathy and encouragement enabled her to successfully negotiate the more somber themes of “Kinds of Kindness.” According to her, Alwyn was “one of the sweetest people” she had ever met.
By combining three different stories—a man without a choice attempting to take back control of his life, a police officer troubled by his wife’s unexplained return after being lost at sea, and a woman seeking a spiritual leader who possesses a special talent—”Kinds of Kindness” delves into intricate narratives.
A stellar cast that includes Willem Dafoe, Hong Chau, Margaret Qualley, and Hunter Schafer joins Stone and Alwyn.
Emma Stone boldly embraced her new look at the Golden Globes, radiating grace throughout the evening despite the public’s varied reactions to her shifting hairstyles, especially her most recent pixie cut.
