Emma Stone features in a new Revlon makeup advertisement with Olivia Wilde, and in the Revlon shoot, Emma Stone rocks a blonde hair color.

We're guessing the shoot for the Revlon makeup ad occurred at least a month ago, because as we recently reported, Emma went back to her favorite red hair color after filming for "Spider-Man 2" wrapped up, for which she sported her natural blonde hair color for her character Gwen Stacy.

When asked by Glamour magazine recently which hair color she related to most, Emma responded: "Redhead, even though I am a true blonde."

Emma Stone and Olivia Wilde feature together in new images for Revlon's Evening Opulence collection, Refinery29 reports, sporting smoky eyes and deep plum-colored lips, created by Revlon Global Artistic Director Gucci Westman.

Revlon's Evening Opulence collection features deep jewel tones and sparkles of wintery evening makeup.

Westman said the line allows "a woman to express her fabulous femininity" by "[adorning herself] for an evening of rich luxury and bold glamour," Betty Confidential reports.

To get the "Emma Look," Revlon recommends for the eyes: "Using the Muse Eye Shadow Palette, apply the dark green sparkle shade to the eye lid, outer eye corners, and eye crease. Apply the light green primer shade to highlight the brow bone. Line eyes using Carbon Cleopatra on bottom and top lash lines, following up with a touch of the dark green sparkle shade on the bottom and top lash lines."

For the lips, Revlon advises to "Define and color lips with Revlon Colorburst Lipgloss in Embellished" and to finish off the Emma Look with Revlon Nail Enamel in Elusive.

Revlon's Evening Opulence collection launches in October.

Stone has spoken to BellaSugar in the past about how she dyed her hair for the first time when auditioning for the film "Superbad," directed by Judd Apatow, Fashion & Style reports.

"...It's just kind of been red ever since, except, you know, when it was blonde for 'The Amazing Spider-Man.' My mom's a redhead. I think maybe there's that, too; the coloring and the association with my mom being a redhead. I really liked that," Emma said.