Emma Stone makes a statement in a plunging blue skirt suit as she joins Zendaya and Ana de Armas at the Louis Vuitton show during Paris Fashion Week

Emma Stone made a statement as she led the stars at the Louis Vuitton show during Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday.

The actress, 37, looked incredible as she ditched her bra in a cobalt blue skirt suit. 

She paired the racy number with black heels and toted her belongings in a stylish black bag from the designer. 

Meanwhile, Zendaya opted for a casual chic look with a dramatic white ruffled blazer with a crop top and straight-leg jeans. 

The actress, 30, finished off her look with white pointed heels and gold hoop earrings.

Ana de Armas turned up the heat in a leather blazer dress that showed off her toned pins.

The beauty, 38, added inches to her slender frame with black knee-high boots and a burgundy bag.

Chloe Grace Moretz displayed her toned abs in a ruffled white and blue collar crop top with intricate layered textures from Nicolas Ghesquière's 2027 collection.

The 29-year-old teamed the edgy look with black trousers and heeled boots.

Saoirse Ronan looked stylish in a red striped jumper and suede leather skirt, while Rhea Seehorn cut a chic figure in a white skirt and leather trousers.

Sophie Turner wowed in a tan and white leather jacket with blue trousers. 

The show is being hosted at the Louvre’s Cour Carrée, which is the large, perfectly symmetrical square courtyard at the eastern end of the Louvre Palace in the city.

The Louis Vuitton show is the last major presentation of Paris Fashion Week, as the run of catwalks comes to an end on Tuesday night.

It also finalises the wider Fashion Week schedule, which has been hosted in New York, London and Milan before arriving in Paris.

While there are a couple of smaller presentations later in the evening, it is the last household name to show their spring/summer collection. 

The designer, Nicolas Ghesquière, will show his SS27 women’s collection and little has been revealed ahead of the show of what he has in store.

The house has kept the concept unusually close to the chest, and most of the coverage published ahead of the show has been about the event itself.

Earlier this year, Emma made Oscars history after being honoured with two nominations for her roles producing and starring in Bugonia.

While she went home empty-handed at the ceremony, her nominations made history 

At 37, the Superbad alum is now the youngest woman to receive seven total nominations, but she's only the second-youngest person to score seven after the late Walt Disney - according to THR.

Emma has dethroned Meryl Streep who was 38 when she earned her seventh Oscar nomination for Ironweed in 1988.

The 76-year-old acting legend has amassed 21 total nominations and won three times - best supporting actress for Kramer vs. Kramer in 1980 as well as best actress for Sophie's Choice in 1983 and The Iron Lady in 2012.

The Eddington star previously won best actress for La La Land in 2017 and Poor Things in 2024.

Emma followed in the footsteps of Sigourney Weaver, Demi Moore and Natalie Portman by having her head shaved on camera as her ruthless big pharma CEO character Michelle Fuller (and maybe alien) in Yorgos Lanthimos' black comedy.

Following her appearance at the Oscars, the actress sparked weight loss speculation after stunning in a daring gown.

The actress showed off a noticeably slimmer appearance in a Louis Vuitton dress, featuring an elegant train and a crossed halter-neck. 

In 2014, the actress slammed people who said she was too thin, saying genetics and stress were why she had struggled to gain weight.

'It can be really challenging in today's world for anyone, especially girls and women, to feel good about their bodies,' Stone, who was 25 at the time, told Seventeen magazine. 

'No matter how things look from the outside, we can all be super critical of ourselves and of our image in the mirror.

'I've seen articles or comments that have addressed my weight of "caving to pressure to be thin." 

'Keeping weight on is a struggle for me, especially when I'm under stress and especially as I've gotten older.

'That's the way my genes have decided to go and things will change as time goes on, as does everything. So when completely untrue statements are made about me or my health, of course, a part of me wants to defend.'