She is known for her show-stopping displays in elaborate gowns on the red carpet.
But Emma Stone proved she could look just as beautiful in a more casual ensemble, when she headed backstage at the 2016 Global Citizen Festival in New York on Saturday.
The Easy A actress, 27, looked effortlessly gorgeous in a simple jumper and minimal make-up as she enjoyed the live music at the event in Central Park - which raises money for extreme poverty.
Sporting minimal make-up barring a slick of black eye liner for the event, the redhead showed off her naturally beautiful features and glowing porcelain skin as she headed into the charity event.
She mirrored the low-key look in her clothing, sporting a simple crew neck jumper with cropped sleeves and a gold zip at the back.
Formed of a sophisticated rust-coloured wool, the not only clung to her svelte frame in all the right places but also perfectly co-ordinated with her famous fiery bob.
Keeping things dressed-down, the Oscar-nominated star paired the classic top with a set of clean, black slim jeans, which flattered and lengthened her already long legs.
Adding comfortable black ankle boots and a matching leather backpack, Emma epitomised casual-chic as she ventured backstage at the bash.
Clearly a popular event on the calendar for celebrities, Emma was met by fellow actress and friend Olivia Wilde inside.
The House actress excitedly gave her pal a hug, who have known each other since 2013 when they became brand ambassadors for make-up brand Revlon, before stopping to catch up alongside Olivia's hubby Jason Sudeikis.
Talking about preparing for the challenging and more theatrical role, Crazy Stupid Love star Ryan said at the Toronto Film Festival: 'It wasn't ever like, 'Well here's the routine, you have to learn that.''
'For us, the main objective was to create a consistency of character, so that it wasn't like they became different people suddenly when they started singing or dancing.'
Yet it seems the pair's hard work certainly paid off, when the all-singing all-dancing flick debuted at the Venice Film Festival at the end of August.
La La Land was inundated with rave reviews from endless critics, and Emma even bagged the festival's prestigious Volpi Cup for Best Actress for the role.
