Emma Stone on Her “Unexpectedly Fun” Rising-Out Course of for the Golden Globes 2026

Emma Stone likes to make a splash on the Golden Globes purple carpet. Last yr, the actor selected the Globes 2025 carpet to debut her freshly shorn locks—a requirement for her to play CEO Michelle Fuller in Bugonia, who has her head shaved onscreen. And for the 2026 Golden Globes, she’s persevering with to show a grasp class in rising out your hair—with longtime hairstylist Mara Roszak enjoying an important supporting position.

“The growing out process has been unexpectedly very fun,” says Stone. “The first three months were the hardest part because I wore a beanie constantly. It was very short and buzzed, and I found it just kind of boring to always be wearing a beanie. But once it got to pixie length, from then on, it’s been a really fun process. You get to try so many different styles.”

Tonight, Stone and Roszak selected to go extremely trendy and clear to match her customized Louis Vuitton gown. “We’re in our bob era,” Roszak shares of the coiffure. First, she prepped the actor’s chin-skimming lengths with the Roz Hair Milk Serum, then used a small spherical brush to form and add a slight bend. “Last year we had this breathtakingly beautiful pixie debut, but this year was about subtle and modern.”

“I don’t know if I have any good advice for people growing out their hair, but I would say probably just embrace it,” Stone continues. “Fighting against it or being mad about the length that it’s at is a true waste of time. There’s always something fun you can figure out to do with it.” It additionally helps, she says, to have hairstylist that you just belief. Stone and Roszak have now labored collectively for nearly 20 years and have been by means of quite a lot of hair evolutions collectively. “I trusted her implicitly with the grow-out process. We have been through so many lengths and colors of hair, and Mara has been such a consistent and incredible person in my life.”

There’s additionally been an uptick in super-short haircuts throughout the nation since Stone stepped out with a pixie. “It’s pretty incredible to get to see a woman so fearless with her hair,” Roszak says, including that individuals are coming into her Los Angeles salon, Mare, and stating Emma as their inspiration. “Women in many different walks of life—including severe post-partum hair loss and chemo—have come in to get a pixie. It can be so empowering to see a really chic, but also approachable, actress wearing a cut like this on the red carpet.”