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Looks We Love: Emma Stone VMAs

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September 13, 2010 |  by

Emma Stone

With Emma Stone’s rocker-chic style, smoked out gaze, and laid-back locks, it’s no wonder she stole the scene at tonight’s MTV Video Music Awards. To help this stunning starlet get red carpet-ready, Emma turned to mane man, Mark Townsend, and makeup artist, Rachel Goodwin. Here’s the skinny on how to get her look—straight from the pros who created it:

“I wanted Emma to look young, cool, and modern—and this awards show was the perfect time to play up a rock and roll edge,” says Townsend. To give her strands a textured, sexy feel, Townsend sprayed all over her damp hair, then used a blow dryer—paired with a —to give it lots of volume and movement. To finish the look, he added separation and texture to her hair “by taking one drop of in my hands, warming it in my palms, and raking it through her strands.”

Goodwin then took the reins and created a strong, smoky eye using her current obsession for fall: Khaki green eyeshadow. “I used a liquid metallic version called Ombre D’Eau Fluid Iridescent Eyeshadow in Torrent to cover her eye lid from the lashline to the crease—the golden green hue added an element of fun and sophistication to an ordinary smoky eye.” Then, Goodwin lined her eyes [inner and outer corners] with , and topped them off by curling and coating her lashes with two coats of black mascara. The finishing touch? She swiped Stone’s lips with a pink matte lip color to complement her deeply colored gaze.

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’30s: Jean Harlow

BACK THEN: “Screen sirens were beautifully sculpted and refined. In one of my favorite pictures of Jean, she had glistening Vaseline on her eyelids. It’s a black and white image, but somehow it managed to be so textural and reflective,” says Goodwin.

2010: “I channeled the moodiness of the ’30s with a burgundy maroon cream shadow. The color is very serious but by making it see-through, I took away some of the scariness,” she explains.

Chanel Eye Gloss Luminous Cream Quadra Eye Shadow

Chanel Eye Gloss Luminous Cream Quadra Eye Shadow

Nars Roman Holiday Lipstick

Nars Roman Holiday Lipstick

John Frieda Frizz-Ease Serum

John Frieda Frizz-Ease Serum

Jennifer Behr Headband

Jennifer Behr Headband

Photographer: Don Flood. Hair: Mark Townsend. Makeup: Rachel Goodwin. Art Director: Frank Rust. Written By: Beauty Girl. Retouching: ConradDigital.com.