It’s hard to remember a time when Emma Stone wasn’t a household name (and source of constant style and beauty inspo). Since she first emerged on the scene around 2006, we’ve seen her transform from a sun-kissed girl-next-door to the smoldering face of Louis Vuitton. But enough chatter. Let’s see the chameleon in action below.
You Won’t Believe Emma Stone’s Beauty Transformation Throughout the Years
Brunette Bangs
2006: Fresh-faced and new to the scene, Emma was just emerging as a young actress in Hollywood.
Copper Waves
2007: In what many consider to be her breakout role, here’s Emma at the premiere of Superbad. (Fun fact: She’s actually a natural blonde and dyed her hair red for the role.)
Signature Red
2008: Emma’s red hair quickly became her calling card. Here she is a year later promoting The House Bunny in Malibu, California.
Glamorous Brunette
2009: Emma went back to brunette for her role in Zombieland.
Dramatic Accents
2010: Though she kept her brown locks, Emma added side-swept bangs, which quickly became another part of her signature look over the years.
Bright Blonde
2011: Emma is almost unrecognizable as a bronzed and flaxen-haired blonde at the 68th Annual Golden Globe Awards.
Golden And Glowing
2012: Here she is at Nickelodeon's 25th Annual Kids' Choice Awards shortly after playing Gwen Stacy in the Spiderman movies.
Blunt And Edgy
2013: At the premiere for Gangster Squad, Emma debuted a full set of fringe, darker roots and heavily rimmed kohl eyes.
Shoulder-length Chop
2014: Less than a year later, she went back to red and chopped several inches off her hair for a decidedly more youthful look.
Shaggy Fringe
2014: That summer, Emma tried a more bohemian look with her shaggy hairstyle (though we’re guessing she may have had some extensions put in for the occasion).
Auburn Bob
2015: In what became one of the most copied haircuts of the year, Emma arrived at the Film Independent Spirit Awards with a choppy bob and auburn locks.
Dark And Rich
2016: And just like that she’s back to a longer chocolate brown lob and subtly sun-kissed skin at the Met Gala.
Statement Sleek
2016: Throughout awards season for La La Land, Emma opted for her classic crimson locks and a matching red lip.
Back To Blonde
2017: Another year, another ’do. For Battle of the Sexes, Emma lightened up her hair once more and donned a heavy smoky eye for the red carpet.
Monochrome Strawberry
2018: Just as her angled lob started a major trend three years earlier, Emma’s strawberry-blonde color sparked a frenzy at Paris Fashion Week.
Iconic Beauty
2019: Emma Stone today? A total style icon.