Emma Stone sexy is confidence

Emma Stone says confidence makes a person sexy.
In her new movie Help, the actress plays Skeeter Phelan, an ambitious young writer who suffers from low self-esteem in the beginning of the film.
Emma says the role made her question how she defines attractiveness.
“I think at the beginning, understandably, [Skeeter] is deeply affected by her appearance and her mother’s disapproval of it,” she said.
“[Skeeter] was lucky enough to have [her maid] Constantine, who reminded her that she was beautiful and smart and could choose her life.
“Confidence is the only key [to beauty]. I know a lot of people who aren’t traditionally ‘beautiful’ not symmetrical or perfect-bodied or perfect-skinned. But none of that matters because all that shines through is their confidence, humor and comfort with themselves.
Stone recently revealed she wants to do theater.
“I would absolutely love to be on Broadway but I have vocal nodules, so it’s like a miracle I have made it through this week without my voice being gone,” she said.
“I lose my voice all the time. That would be the only thing that would be hard about doing live theater and projecting every night. When I was a kid doing theater I lost my voice every other day and it made the performances really difficult. If I could get a real handle on that, I would love to do theater.
“I was talking to Justin Timberlake and he had that surgery a couple of years ago and he was on vocal rest. And he thought he was never going to be able to sing again. But you have to have voal rest for a month. A month of me not talking? That would be very hard!”