For an appearance on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" to promote her upcoming film "Bugonia,” Emma Stone channeled Estella, Gwyneth Paltrow's heartbreaker of a character from the 1998 film "Great Expectations,” bringing the silver screen to the New York City streets. The chosen look was a matching skirt set from Donna Karan's Spring 1996 collection. The set, in an eye-catching green (one of the top color trends we spotted on the runways for Spring/Summer 2026), features a collared shirt with a single clasp and matching slinky maxi skirt.
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In terms of previous press tour looks, Stone and stylist Petra Flannery have unsurprisingly pulled mostly from Louis Vuitton, the house for which Stone is a brand ambassador. This time, to our surprise, they turned to the archives and, as we love references and callbacks, we couldn't be happier.
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In "Great Expectations,” Gwyneth Paltrow's character strolls through Central Park in the distinct green Donna Karan set and encounters her love interest portrayed by Ethan Hawke. As she smokes a cigarette and chats on a flip phone with her hair down and perfectly tousled, the look feels casual and effortless. That's the thing about two piece sets—it's a tried and true way of accomplishing a look that feels both effortless and put together.
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For her late night show appearance, Emma Stone paired the revived ensemble with strappy Manolo Blahnik Susa kitten heel sandals and her noticeably grown out bob styled in a windblown manner similar to Paltrow's in the film. Her accessories were kept minimal, since the chartreuse-like set makes enough of a statement on its own.
As the Halloween release date of "Bugonia" quickly approaches, we're excited to see what Emma Stone and Petra Flannery pull next.
