Emma Stone’s 2025 Oscars Look – Hit or Miss?

I saw that! While I appreciate the nod to the 1920s, the dress felt a bit too simple for the Oscars. It lacked that ‘wow’ factor I was hoping for.

I disagree. The simplicity highlighted her natural beauty. Plus, her pixie cut complemented the dress perfectly, giving her a chic and modern look.

I’m all for vintage-inspired looks, but this one missed the mark for me. The color washed her out, and the fit seemed off around the waist.

I think she played it safe. After last year’s wardrobe malfunction during her acceptance speech, maybe she wanted something more secure.

Honestly, I barely noticed her on the red carpet. With so many stars in bold colors and designs, her outfit faded into the background.

Sometimes less is more. Emma’s understated elegance stood out amidst the flashy ensembles. Not every look needs to scream for attention.

I loved her hair and makeup, but the dress? Meh. It felt more like a fancy dinner party outfit than an Oscars gown.

Considering she was there as a presenter and not a nominee, maybe she opted for something more subdued intentionally.

Did anyone else notice the lack of accessories? A statement necklace could have elevated the whole look.

Yes! That plunging neckline was begging for some sparkle. Missed opportunity there.

I read that the gown was crafted using a new technique by Louis Vuitton’s creative director, Nicolas Ghesquiere. Maybe the focus was on the craftsmanship rather than embellishments.