Emma Stone Is Unrecognizable With Her New Hair

Emma Stone has never been one to shy away from experimenting with her hair. She’s traded in her natural blonde locks for red and brunette hues and has sported several iconic red-carpet styles. Aside from being a total color and style muse, she’s also often inspired us to reach for a pair of scissors. She just debuted her second hair change while filming Maniac in NYC. Having previously unveiled her shortest hair ever, Emma was pictured in long icy blonde locks, with some strands looking crimped, for the role. Below, take a look at her new style as well as some of our all-time favorite Emma hair moments.

Her longer blonde hair is a change from the short bob she previously debuted on set.

Micro Blonde Bob

Emma was spotted on set in one of her shortest haircuts to date.

Blonde Waves

Emma stepped out in a fresh blonde 'do on the red carpet.

Old Hollywood Waves

This glamorous look is classic Emma—it's become her signature over time.

Romantic Updo

Romantic hairstyles have been trending heavily on the red carpet, and Emma followed suit at this year's Golden Globes. Her look is low-maintenance and works for any occasion.

Pin-Tucked Waves

Her waves reached new heights with a pinned updo. The look gives off the effect of much shorter hair, without actually reaching for the shears.

Bone-Straight Lob

Trading her curling iron for a straightener, Emma made a major hair statement on the red carpet as she strayed from her usual texture.

Effortless Beach Waves

She amped up her waves by adding more volume to her strands for a natural look.

Headband

Sometimes all you need to switch things up is a simple accessory, as exemplified by Emma's headband. This is also a great way to tackle flyaways.

Sideswept Braid

We all love a good braid, and Emma's was good enough to wear to the Met Gala. The sideswept low style is a refreshing take on the trend.

Mini Ponytail

For anyone who thinks short-haired girls can't pull off a ponytail, Emma proves them wrong. Her sleek pony may be mini, but it makes a major statement.