Following her Golden Globes victory, Emma Stone and her husband Dave McCary attended the season premiere of her show The Curse on Monday at the Fine Arts Theatre in Beverly Hills.

The 35-year-old actress looked stunning in a sophisticated black spaghetti strap dress with a somewhat see-through bottom. She accessorized the look with similar heels and black tights.

The star of Poor Things wore her dark auburn hair in an attractive bun after parting it in the center. She went for a subtle blush on her cheeks and red lipstick for her glam look.

After they were married in 2020, her husband—a three-time Emmy nominee—wore a casual denim jacket over a white button-up shirt, brown slacks, and black loafers.

The Golden Globe winner, who co-produced the series with her husband through their Fruit Tree Productions, considered The Curse a labor of love.

Emma Stone was joined by her husband Dave McCary at the season premiere of her show The Curse at the Fine Arts Theatre in Beverly Hills on Monday, following her win at the Golden Globes

The actress, 35, looked chic in an elegant spaghetti strap black dress that was partially see-through at the bottom

Emma thanked Dave first when she received her Golden Globe for her role in Poor Things on Sunday, and that’s how they met.

Emma was met with a standing ovation when winning Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy, defeating Fantasia Barrino’s The Color Purple and Alma Pöysti’s Fallen Leaves. Margot Robbie as Barbie, Jennifer Lawrence as No Hard Feelings, and Natalie Portman as May December.

At the star-studded awards ceremony, she was courteous as she walked the red carpet in a long, sleeveless gown with floral embroidery and acknowledged her husband Dave first.

I’m grateful. Whoa, boy. Many thanks for it. This is incredible. I’m grateful. Dave, I need to get started with you right away. You have my undying love. Pointing at her husband, Emma replied, “Thank you for everything.”

“Willem, Mark, Ramy, and the rest of our amazing cast, you made every day an absolute joy,” she said, referring to her co-stars Mark Ruffalo, Ramy Youssef, and Willem Dafoe.

In the film Poor Things, Emma plays Bella Baxter, a young Victorian lady who commits suicide and is cruelly brought back to life by a scientist.

Dave and Emma were married in 2020 after becoming engaged in December 2019. Together, they are parents to Louise Jean McCary, who is two years old.

Emma posed for pictures at Monday’s premiere with co-stars of The Curse, Benny Safdie,37, and Nathan Fielder, 40.

The show’s Asher Siegel, played by Fielder, wore sneakers and an all-grey suit.

Dave had his arm wrapped around Emma as they posed for the shutterbugs

Their appearance comes after Emma thanked Dave first when she won a Golden Globe Award on Sunday for her work in Poor Things

The Poor Things star wore her dark auburn tresses parted in the middle and brushed back into an elegant bun

As for glam she opted for red lipstick and delicate blush on her cheeks

Safdie, who plays Dougie Schecter in the movie, was dressed in khaki slacks, brown sneakers, and a black cardigan over a striped shirt.

50-year-old Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos chose a laid-back outfit consisting of grey pants and a black jacket.

The 49-year-old Simon Rex looked good in dark pants, brown boots, and a black long sleeve shirt.

Mary Elizabeth Ellis, 44, and her 47-year-old husband Charlie Day were also in attendance.

Mary looked stunning in a side-cutout, plunging denim jumpsuit.

Charlie, meanwhile, was wearing blue pants and a navy blazer over a graphic tee.

In Showtime’s The Curse, Fielder portrays Whitney Siegel’s husband Asher.

In The Curse, a problematic new home-improvement show on HGTV that Nathan and Safdie co-created, the gifted couple plays a couple from New Mexico who are trying to have a child.

After Asher steals back a $100 bill he gave to a little girl named Nala (Hikmah Warsame) and curses them, everything goes wrong for Asher and Whitney.

Right now, The Curse has a 91% critic approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, making it a “certified fresh” film based on 47 reviews.

The 10-episode comedy series that defies genres airs on Showtime, Paramount+, and on-demand on Fridays.