On November 06, Emma Stone celebrated her 32nd birthday! We at Emma Stone Source wish her a very happy birthday surrounded by her loved ones. To celebrate, I’ve added 5 more exclusive pictures of a 2010 photoshoot, enjoy!

Emma Stone is starring in the new Louis Vuitton campaign for their perfume Coeur Battant. Emma also talked using fragrance to get into character for Vogue. Read it down below:

There is no detail that escapes Emma Stone when she’s preparing for a role. In fact, determining what her character smells like is one of her favorite parts of the process. “I’ve been using fragrance to help me define each character I’ve played since I was 16,” explains the Oscar-winning actress. “Even now, I can smell that scent and be taken straight back.” It’s a notion that extends off screen, too. “My sense of smell is super-strong—maybe overcompensating for my terrible eyesight?—so scent has always been the quickest sense-memory for me,” she explains. “I remember most of the time periods in my life through scent.” Read More

Emma Stone Stars as a Suburban Dog Lady, Directed by Yorgos Lanthimos in the new issue of W Magazine.

 Emma Stone, who approached her character for the shoot seen here with a terrific sense of commitment. The dog family had sprung to life from the imagination of Yorgos Lanthimos, the director of The Favourite, which is nominated for 10 Academy Awards, including best director. (Stone, one of the stars in the film, is nominated for best supporting actress.) “First, we considered spotlighting a woman who loved stuffed animals,” Lanthimos said as he watched Stone trying to wrangle the pack. “I discussed it with Emma. Since she loves dogs a lot, we went from stuffed animals to real, deep animal love: 15 actual dogs.”

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VOGUE – For the February issue, the incandescent Emma Stone took Vogue to the pub in North London, where the La La Land star talked about her life beyond the spotlight, the lessons that come with turning 30, and her most daring role yet: Abigail Masham in Oscar-tipped The Favourite.