Emma Stone's Venice Takeover: Alien Role, Shaved Head, and Louis Vuitton Glam

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Emma Stone touched down in Venice on August 26, 2025, turning heads not with awards but with her off-duty glam. After stepping off the plane she was spotted splitting her essentials between two Louis Vuitton bags, including the brand’s just-launched miniature Express PM and the supersized CarryAll Vibe MM, both flaunting signature monogram straps. Her travel look blended late-summer and early-fall style: wide-leg indigo denim, a sheer black long-sleeve, a classic white tee peeking out, and toe-ring sandals—a fashion nod likely borrowed from her pal Jennifer Lawrence, according to Marie Claire. Instagram was quick to light up, with accounts like fashiohit and usaemilystonek posting her first festival look, praising her effortless transition from New York chic to Venetian runway sidewalk. Stone paired the look with gold hoops, structured Ray-Bans, and a black San Diego Padres cap, a wink to her husband Dave McCary’s hometown ties, as reported by W Magazine.

The buzz around Venice is ramping up not only for her style but for her dramatic big-screen transformation. Stone’s new film, Bugonia, directed by Yorgos Lanthimos, premieres August 28 at the festival and is slated for global release in October. Industry headlines have zeroed in on her commitment to the role; ScreenRant and Slash Film report she shaved her head on camera for a pivotal scene, despite Jennifer Lawrence’s advice to reconsider. Stone called the experience “emotional” in her recent Vogue interview, a rare glimpse into her process as she prepares to play an enigmatic pharmaceutical CEO suspected of being an alien.

On August 22, Stone made a rare public red carpet appearance with McCary at a special screening of the surrealist comedy Problemista, signaling her return to festival circuits after a seven-year Venice hiatus.

Stone’s relationship with social media critics also surfaced recently. In a candid interview with The Times covered by Variety, she reflected on the chaos internet trolling can cause, lamenting how movie criticism has shifted from professional reviewers to instant audience reactions—a topic prompted by industry chatter around Madame Web’s box office struggles.

Even her sartorial moods made headlines this week. People and Vogue zeroed in on Stone’s red carpet regrets, specifically her former obsession with spray tanning, and the legendary “waffle” Louis Vuitton gown from the 2019 Oscars. Her signature humor shone when she recounted trailing popcorn from her pockets at SNL’s 50th special earlier this year, declaring that yes, the crowd did eat it.

As Bugonia’s premiere approaches, Emma Stone remains both muse and mystery—a star whose choices in roles, style, and personal candor continue to set the internet ablaze, echoing her status as one of Hollywood’s modern icons.

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