What comes to mind when you hear the word "peplum"? Neoprene fit and flare up. "Perhaps, after the 96th Academy Awards, you'll think the awards show glamour.Emma Stone wore a Peplum dress on the 2024 Oscar red carpet, giving Pannier's silhouette a very memorable high・end twist and some weird Bella Baxter flair.

Stone, who was nominated for Best Actress for "The Poor Thing," wore a custom Louis Vuitton gown in Oceanic Seaform green. The voluminous gown is made of silk croquet jacquard fabric and embossed with a moire-like shell pattern.

Dressed by her longtime stylist, Petra Flannery, the stone Peplum dress was a sparkling 30.47 ka set on a diamond choker necklace she added further sparkle with white diamond studs and a high shine ring.

As for the beauty element of Stone's red carpet appearance, her makeup was natural and rosy, but her reddish-brown hair was subtly wavy.

Stone seemed speechless by the splendor of her Peplum gown while on the red carpet. The Oscar・winning actress told Laverne Cox, "I, uh.I.uh. I don't even know how to explain it. I was told that the fabric is the shell," exclaims the mermaid vibe of her playful dress. The Mermaid flare hemline of the stone dress highlighted the feel under the sea, turning her into a land-based mermaid.

In addition to the aquatic spirit, Stone's Peplum dress called the quirky outfit she wore as Bella Baxter in the poor of Yorgos Lanthimos in the film, Stone's character is a dead woman who uses a child's heart to come to life in a Frankenstein-esque procedure, and a quirky puffer jacket. I wore a lot of shades of leaves, a slew of ruffles and pastel-colored sherbat. Stone's Peplum Oscar dress would have been in perfect harmony with Bella Baxter's fantastic and maximalist fashion.

The Poor one has just been nominated 13 times tonight, including the Best Picture that puts it behind Oppenheimer 11 nominations.

In the Leading Actress category, Stone is competing against Lily Gladstone (Killer of the Flower Moon), Carrie Mulligan Maestro, and Sandra Haller in The Anatomy of the Fall.