Emma Stone's Vogue Cover, Shaved Head, and Devil Wears Prada 2 Rumors | Hollywood Buzz

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Emma Stone has been captivating headlines and social media feeds this week thanks to a flurry of public appearances, candid interviews, and some major business news. The most widely discussed development is her September cover for Vogue, which generated excitement on Instagram and elicited a behind-the-scenes video featuring both Stone and Louis Vuitton’s Nicolas Ghesquiere, highlighting their long creative partnership. The September issue also included an emotional interview where Stone opened up about motherhood, describing how becoming a mother reshaped her worldview and priorities—a sentiment that’s resonated widely online and adds long-term resonance to her personal biography according to Vogue and widely shared via Instagram in mid-August.

Professionally, Stone is drawing notice for her dedication to craft. In recent profiles by outlets like Vogue and ABC Audio, she revealed she shaved her iconic red hair for the lead role in Bugonia, the upcoming Yorgos Lanthimos film, in which she plays a pharmaceutical CEO who is kidnapped. Stone described the intense filming moment, sharing that shaving her head unexpectedly brought back emotional memories of her mother’s battle with cancer. Jennifer Lawrence, her friend and fellow Oscar-winner, added some levity by voicing initial horror at the idea, only to admit Stone pulled off the look beautifully. The reveal of her shaved head and her vulnerability in interviews are being cited as both evidence of her professional commitment and signs of personal growth, especially as Bugonia is set for an October release and already generating Oscar buzz.

Adding to the intrigue, Stone discussed her career evolution in Vogue’s Life in Looks video, confessing a rare regret about a spray tan mishap at the 2011 Critics’ Choice Awards—a moment picked up by Just Jared and generating nostalgic conversation on celebrity pages. She also reflected on her time as Gwen Stacy in The Amazing Spider-Man films, calling it a special chapter and reminiscing about the whirlwind press tours, which she humorously described as “half dead” from international travel in interviews with Variety and The Hollywood Reporter. Her appreciation for former partner Andrew Garfield surfaced in a rare comment, making news in Us Weekly and sparking warm fan engagement.

On the business front, rumors of a Devil Wears Prada sequel with Stone attached are circulating, particularly on Instagram, though as of now this remains speculative, with no confirmed details from primary entertainment news outlets. With her Vogue cover, the upcoming film, and her candid reflections stirring strong reaction on social media, Emma Stone’s week has been packed with events that reinforce her profile as both a generational talent and a thoughtful celebrity willing to share her evolution with the world.

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