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Emma Stone continually nails it on the red carpet, but her latest look may be her best one yet. The actress stepped out for the Venice Film Festival in Venice, Italy yesterday wearing a gorgeous emerald green tulle Valentino gown. The gauzy green creation is — you guessed it — as bridal as a red-carpet gown comes. Both ethereal and modern, this design manages to look romantic, while still bringing out Stone's slightly dark side thanks to its on-trend, ultra-plunging V-neck. And while this look is fit for the non-traditional bride who is searching for an alternative wedding day shade, it would look perfect in white or ivory too.
Here's how to get a similarly frothy-yet-fashion-forward dress for your own big day.
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Kelly Faetanini: While it's constructed from organza instead of tulle, this V-neck, A-line gown is equally airy.
"Ula" sleeveless silk organza ball gown wedding dress with a raw-edged layered bodice and a cascading full skirt, Kelly Faetanini
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Hayley Paige: With the flirty ruffle details on the skirt, this Hayley Paige number picks up the draped portions of Stone's bodice and interprets them with some added bling.
Style 6450, "Luca" silk A-line wedding dress with a layered netting soft flounce skirt, v-neckline, and beaded spaghetti straps, Hayley Paige
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Jim Hjelm: Another organza adaptation, this V-neck A-line gown also boasts some beading at the waistline for brides who are looking for subtle shimmer.
Style 8455, sleeveless silk satin faced organza ball gown wedding dress with a v-neckline and embroidered bodice, Jim Hjelm
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Monique Lhuillier: Sure this gown has a sweetheart neckline and a huge bow, but this voluminous tulle stunner falls in the green spectrum with its mint hue.
"Oceana" strapless mint tulle ball gown wedding dress with a sweetheart neckline, draped bodice, and tiered skirt, Monique Lhuillier