Emma Stone would undoubtedly be at the top of our list if we could only cast one vote for celebrity best buddy. A standout among the funniest women in the industry, the actress and former Teen Vogue cover girl has a can’t-help-but-love attitude. One may argue that she only ever succeeds. Speaking of Emma, she has long won our beauty-loving hearts with her red carpet experiments. Over the years, the star’s hair has alternated between red and blond, but it has never lost its supernatural shine. Regarding her cosmetics, we can certainly understand why Revlon chose her to represent their brand. She makes makeup look simple, even though few non-models can pull off purple and pink eyeshadow, let alone color that extends all the way up to their brows.
May 2008: Emma delicately applies more subdued variations to her eyes and lips before concentrating on the apple of her cheeks as the palest color of peach. A healthy, natural springtime flush is the final result.
November 2009: She makes light lilac eyeshadow look fashionable by applying it all over the eye. When attempting the vibrant shadow wash, keep in mind the following two things: For a fresh twist, choose a matte finish and blend it out.
December 2010: Our girl turns a bright, bold blonde! Although the half-up look is reminiscent of Stone’s hair from 2006, the sharp, graphic cat eye is unmistakably from a new Emma Stone beauty era.
August 2014: With this twisting updo that swept her long bob away from her neck, Emma managed to stay cool—and adorable—in the sweltering July heat. Although she wore very little makeup, thick lashes and delicate pink lipstick elevated the image.
February 2015: Emma perfected the classic with a modern twist at the 2015 Oscars with thicker-than-usual eyeliner, a redder shade of lipstick, and Old Hollywood S-waves with cool-girl texture in all the right places.
November 2016: Here, she chose a tomato-red lip color and clear complexion, adding grey eyeliner to change up the traditional black eyeliner and cool-toned red look.
Source: TeenVogue
