The 33-year-old pop artist supported her lifelong friends by showing up to the DGA Theatre in New York City on Wednesday, December 6, to see their new movie, Poor Things. For the occasion, the singer dressed entirely in black, including a long black dress, matching heels, and a faux fur coat à la Charlotte Simone. She finished the appearance with bright red lips and delicate curls that framed her face.
Emma Stone, 35, and Qualley, 29, both looked stunning on their special evening. The La La Land actress wore a floor-length yellow gown with a diamond-encrusted flower choker as an accessory. For her part, Qualley looked effortlessly stylish with a sheer black gown that fit loosely and shoes that went with it. swift has been pals with both women for years. She bonded with Qualley, 29, after the actress began dating Swift’s longtime collaborator Jack Antonoff in 2021. (The pair tied the knot earlier this year.) Swift met Stone at the 2008 Young Hollywood Awards, and the duo have been cl.
About how she and Swi
ft initially became friends, Stone told MTV News in April 2010: “I liked some of her music, and I wrote her an email saying I liked her music, I swear.” “And then we became friends and started chatting.”
While this was going on, Swift talked to Access Hollywood in October 2012 about how important it is to have people she can “trust,” such as her “sisters,” Stone and Selena Gomez. The three of them “had so many things in our lives that have changed over the last couple years, but our friendship has stayed the same.”
When Emma went to Swift’s Eras Tour opening night in Glendale, Arizona in March, she was able to affirm that the two were still very much in love. Fans recorded footage of the Crazy, Stupid, Love actress having a blast and belting out the Grammy winner’s greatest hits, including “You Belong W
ith Me,” during the performance.
“It was quite an incredible concert,” Stone stated to Vanity Fair in June 2023. She said that when it came to getting tickets, Swift “hooked [her] up.” She went on, “She’s a great friend.”
Some admirers believe Swift even drew inspiration for her songs from Stone’s previous relationships. When Swift rerecorded her 2010 album and released Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) in July, rumors circulated about whether one of the vault tracks, “When Emma
Swift hinted that there will be previously unheard songs on Rep (TV) and that fans can expect them to be “fire” in an interview for her POTY cover piece, which was released earlier on Wednesday.
She described the record as “a goth-punk moment of female rage at being gaslit by an entire social structure,” pointing out that its themes are often overlooked. “I believe a lot of people just think it’s sick snakes and strobe lights” when they see it.