She's no stranger to dazzling at events with her fashion forward outfits.
And Emma Stone worked the crowd at the British Independent Film Awards in London on Sunday in a red minidress, joining a host of stars from the acting world.
The La La Land star, 30, stunned in the bright number as she graced the Old Billingsgate red carpet alongside British beauties Gemma Arterton, Jodie Whittaker and Ellie Bamber.
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Nothing makes a statement quite like the colour red. Whether it's a sultry rouge lip, a pop of crimson on your nails or a full red outfit, we think that it is the best way to stand out from the crowd.
Showing us how it is done is Emma Stone in a custom made Louis Vuitton A-line, midi dress.
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She left her trademark locks in a simple side partying and accessorised with pillar-box red lips, and accessorised with a pair of metallic heels.
The actress is up for the best actress gong for her role in The Favourite, which has garnered plenty of awards season buzz.
Gemma Arterton looked very much the pink princess as she took to the red carpet, exuding elegance.
The actress, 32, dazzled in a floor length pastel coloured gown complete with a high neck and subtle seams.
Leading lady: The actress is up for the best actress gong for her role in The Favourite, which has garnered plenty of awards season buzz
Red hot: All eyes were on Emma as she made her way down the red carpet, commanding attention in her scarlet dress
Chic: The A-list beauty set off her look with quirky drop earrings, wearing her red hair down loose
Centre stage: All eyes were on Emma as she made her grand arrival at the prestigious event
She set paces racing with a flash of her cleavage on each side of the perfectly fitted dress.
The Escape star swept her brunette tresses up into an updo and added a pair of chandelier earrings to give add some shine to the look.
She opted for cat eye inspired eyeliner with a heavy dose of blusher to show off her stunning complexion.
Rosy: Gemma matched her pink-hued blusher to her stunning dress, setting off her razor-sharp cheekbones
Risque: Ellie Bamber, 21, wore a full skirt gown with with puff sleeves and sexy slits on the sides
Also spotted looking her usual glamorous self in a magenta gown was Ellie Bamber.
The High Resolution star, 21, wore a full skirt gown with with puff sleeves and sexy slits on the sides.
Richard Madden's beau left her blonde locks in loose waves around her shoulders.
Pals: Jodie was joined by fellow thespian Olivia Colman behind-the-scenes at the awards show
Catching up: The TV stars couldn't contain their excitement as they posed up a storm together
Never one to forgo the makeup, Ellie paired bold mascara with a pink lip to match her eyecatching dress.
Doctor Who starlet Jodie Whittaker joined the pink parade as she posed on the red carpet in an unique gown.
The actress, 36, wowed in a fuschia number with cold shoulder sleeves and frills.
She teamed the dress with purple lace up shoes and a quirky pastel printed handbag.
Dress to impress: Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again star Alexa Davies, 23, stunned in a strapless number with a blue bodies and patterned pink skirt
Top prize: Felicity was in attendance to pick up the Variety award for her contribution to the British acting scene
Suits you: The star was dressed to impress in her stunning white suit, perfectly complemented with simple heels
All eyes on her: The Theory Of Everything star was in her element as she posed on the red carpet
Jodie opted for minimal jewellery with a large gold bangle and star themed earrings.
The blonde beauty kept her signature bob loose around her face and accentuated her eyes with a dash of mascara.
Varitery Award winner Felicity Jones, 35, dressed to impress in a chic white suit.
The Rogue One star opted for a feminine tuxedo complete with buttons and black heels.
In conversation: Emma was spotted chatting away behind the scenes at the awards show
She left her hair in a messy but beautiful updo and let her green eyes shine with her understated eyeshadow.
The annual awards ceremony honours a whole host of accolades including Best Film, Best Screenplay, Best Director as well as individual acting awards.
Veteran actress Judi Dench is set to receive the Richard Harris Award for outstanding contribution to British film at the upcoming British International Film Awards.
The star, 83, has been on the big screen for over 60 years and began in The Third Secret in 1964.
Silver Foxes: Martin Freeman and Steve Coogan went traditional as they scrubbed up in their dark suits and shoes
The award ceremony was first started in 1998 with the 'aim of celebrating merit and achievement in independently funded British filmmaking, honouring new talent and promoting British films and filmmaking to a wider public audience'.
Each award is voted for by a select jury of past winners, industry professionals and filmmakers.
The tough rules mean all entered films must be seen by a minimum number of voters and discussed at a meeting before being 'marked as having been given fair consideration'.
Lovebirds: Josh Hartnett and wife Tamsin Egerton cosy up on the red carpet
Screen legend: Dame Judi Dench was also spotted in the audience at the awards as she prepares to pick up the 2018 Richard Harris Award for her services to cinema
Group photo: Yorgos Lanthimos, Deborah Davis, Tony McNamara, Ceci Dempsey, Ed Guiney, Lee Magiday, Emma Stone and Olivia Colman - Best British Independent Film - 'The Favourite', presented by Martin Freeman British Independent Film Awards, Press Room, Old Billingsgate
Dame Judi Dench wore an elegant grey velvet jacket over a simple black top, which she added glamour to with a glitzy jewelled necklace and a pair of studded earrings as she accepted her Richard Harris Award for her services to cinema.
Judi clutched her lifetime achievement gong with ring-clad hands as she appeared in high spirits on the red carpet.
Olivia Coleman had much to celebrate s she toasted both hers and Rachel Weisz's wins for their film The Favourite.
The leading lady, 44, hilariously toted a cardboard cut out of her co-stars head around the event as she posed with her gong on the red carpet after being presented with the award.
Olivia was honoured with the best actress award and although Rachel was absent from the ceremony, Olivia ensured that her best supporting actress win was duly noted.
The Crown star opted for the silky number which elegantly wrapped across her chest and paired it with some sparkling floral design earrings and statement rings.
Happy: Jodie Whittaker appeared ecstatic to be presenting the Best Supporting Actor award before handing it to Alessandro Nivola
Best breakthrough: Jacqui Davies - Breakthrough Producer - 'Ray and Liz', presented by Hugh Skinner and Alexa Davies
Debut display: Richard Billingham was given the Douglas Hickox Award for Best Debut Director for his film Ray and Liz presented by Naomi Ackie
Champions: Jacqui Davies with the Breakthrough Producer award and Mary Miles Thomas with the Discovery Award
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Main photo article She’s no stranger to dazzling at events with her fashion forward outfits.
And Emma Stone worked the crowd at the British Independent Film Awards in London on Sunday in a red minidress, joining a host of stars from the acting world.
The La La Land star, 30, stunned in the bright number as s...
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