Emma Stone Just Wore the 4-Piece Outfit Combo That Never Fails to Impress

We've been fans of Emma Stone since Superbad, so we're elated to see that the Poor Things star and Oscar contender is having a truly spectacular award season.

Recently, the longtime Louis Vuitton ambassador wore one of our favorite winter staples—the camel coat—over chic LV separates to an appearance on Good Morning America in NYC. Primed for the frigid winter weather, Stone's wool coat and suede boots added both warmth and tonal variety to her otherwise simple button-down shirt and midi skirt. 

Fortunately for us Poor Things, this outfit combo can be executed with everything from designer separates to casual contemporary brands. Ahead, shop coats, shirts, midi skirts, and boots to re-create Stone's head-turning daytime look—it's super good

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On Emma Stone: Louis Vuitton coat, shirt, dress, and boots; Tiffany Co. jewelry

Re-Create Emma Stone's Excellent Outfit

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Drew Elovitz is originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, but has spent the last decade living and working in New York City. She earned a master's degree in media and popular culture from New York University, then began her career on the internet as the Twitter voice of Barbie. She worked previously atBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing as the director of content strategy and also spent several years leading the social media teams at Teen Vogue and Entertainment Weekly. You'll find her byline on the site around topics such as celebrity fashion, must-have basics, beauty favorites (particularly nail polish), and wellness tips and tricks. Her personal style tends to favor the classics: She loves crisp white button-downs, sneakers, and skinny jeans—and no look is complete without a great pair of oversize sunglasses and a trusty leather jacket. After she finishes reading the entire internet every day, she can be found dining out at her favorite restaurants, trying new beauty treatments, or indulging her historical-fiction habit.