Emma Stone Shines in Beaded Lilac Louis Vuitton at the 2026 Actor Awards

Emma Stone continued her stylish streak at the 2026 awards season, captivating the red carpet at the Actor Awards on Sunday night in Los Angeles with a custom lilac Louis Vuitton ensemble. The appear, praised for its understated glamour, showcased Stone’s affinity for the French luxury fashion house.

A Delicate Design

The ensemble featured a slip dress silhouette in a pastel purple hue, adorned with intricately placed beads that created a chainmail-like texture. Paired with the dress was a matching long-sleeve bolero jacket, as well embellished with glossy beadwork throughout. The overall effect was both delicate and visually striking.

Minimalist Accessories and Styling

Stone opted for a minimalist approach to the rest of her look, styling her bobbed hair with soft wisps framing her face and keeping her makeup subtle. She forwent visible jewelry, allowing the dress and bolero to take center stage.

Louis Vuitton Ambassador and Recent Looks

As a Louis Vuitton ambassador, Stone has consistently worn designs by the brand throughout her “Bugonia” press tour and the 2026 awards season. At the 2026 BAFTA Film Awards, she showcased understated glamour in a black halter neckline dress with a cutout bodice. She also wore a coordinated Louis Vuitton look at the 2026 Golden Globe Awards, featuring a sleeveless satin cropped bodice with a fringed skirt in a vibrant yellow shade.

Actor Awards and “Bugonia” Recognition

Stone’s nomination for the Actor Award recognizes her performance in “Bugonia,” marking her sixth individual acting performance nomination overall. She previously won the award in 2016 for her role in “La La Land.” She is also nominated for an Oscar for her perform in the 2025 Yorgos Lanthimos-directed film.

About the Actor Awards

The 32nd annual Actor Awards, formerly known as the Screen Actors Guild Awards, honor outstanding performances in film and television from 2025. The 2026 ceremony, hosted by Kristen Bell, was held at the Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall in Los Angeles and streamed live on Netflix. “One Battle After Another” led the evening with a record-setting seven nominations, followed by “Sinners” and “The Studio.”