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She paired her red dress with a red pedicure and red shoes and... uh, whatever. We just want to talk about her hair.
Matt Winkelmeyer
If you're wondering what inspired Emma Stone to make the big move (or cut), it has an acting reason, namely an upcoming film project. Her stylist Tracey Cunningham also reveals to GLAMOR that Emma Stone will soon be cutting her hair even shorter.
Tracey Cunningham, who has worked as Emma Stone's colorist since her big break in 2007's "Superbad" and is an ambassador for Olaplex, says her client's current look reminds her of Mia Farrow. "She basically has no hair," says Tracey Cunningham, "it's super short and she's going to get it cut again to make it even shorter."
To achieve the actress' new "nutmeg pixie," Tracey Cunningham dyed Emma Stone's hair slightly darker than her usual auburn and enhanced it with“Olaplex' Bond Maintenance Shampoo Nr. 4”and“Bond Maintenance Conditioner Nr. 5”. For Emma Stone's Golden Globes look, stylist Mara Roszak used a little“RŌZ Evergreen Style Cream”to fix the pixie cut, and the“L'Oreal Airlight Pro”to provide direction.
Pixie perfection!
This article was first published by our GLAMOR colleagues from the USA.
