It is a very rare thing to witness a Hollywood actress who has seemingly never put a foot wrong when it comes to her style and general demeanour. However, this is very much the case for Emma Watson – a.k.a. Hollywood actress, UN Ambassador, human rights campaigner, fashionista – and with one of her biggest films, Beauty and the Beast, due for release in March 2017 we thought it worth a look at her impeccable fashion back-catalogue and how it came to be:
1. Hermione Granger.
Hermione Granger is of course the reason Emma Watson became a household name but it’s safe to say her fashion wasn’t the reason that she has been recognised as such a style maven in recent years.
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2. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Premiere, 2004.
Even though Emma already had so many red carpets under her belt by this point, 2004 really did mark a time when she was starting to grow in to her style and carry herself with the poise and elegance of a true fashionista.
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3. Burberry’s London Fashion Week Show, 2009.
2009 was also a very significant year for Emma Watson when she was crowned the face of Burberry and given the most standout dress for their renowned London Fashion Week show. All this at just 19 years-old.
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4. That Pixie Crop, 2010.
There wasn’t a single person in the fashion world who didn’t take note of Emma’s pixie crop. It was the epitome of hair perfection for the time and it’s no wonder that the year also resulted in several high-end magazine covers.
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5. Golden Globes, 2014.
After concurring many a red carpet, 2014 was the time for Emma to be innovative with a strikingly different style of dress for the Golden Globe awards in Los Angeles. Dior were the fashion house responsible for this creation and, of course, she pulled it off magnificently.
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6. United Nations Conference, 2014.
2014 was also the year that Emma Watson went on to prove her political credentials by launching her ‘HeforShe’ campaign, when she gave a speech at the United Nations conference in New York. Her outfit was the epitome of elegance and very much embodied her new role as UN Women Goodwill Ambassador.
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7. ‘Off Duty Cool’, Chiltern Firehouse, 2015.
Even through all of these remarkable achievements Emma Watson still needed to relax and have downtime with her friends. And by this point in 2015 every outfit she wore was being spread across tabloids the next day, especially this ‘uber-cool’ Saint Laurent number.
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8. White House Correspondents Dinner, 2016.
Is there really any greater measure of success than being invited to the White House Correspondents dinner? For this occasion, Emma’s fashion excelled in a stunning Osman dress, which actually bore a distinct resemblance to her 2014 Golden Globes outfit. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it, right Emma? We definitely don’t blame you.
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9. Beauty and the Beast, 2016.
When we heard that Emma Watson was going to be playing Belle in the live action remake of Beauty and the Beast, we were all chomping at the bit to know what the iconic yellow dress would look like. Thankfully we were delighted with the outcome and Emma’s spellbinding dress, designed by Jacqueline Durran, looks like the stuff that dreams are made of.
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10. Beauty and the Beast Premiere, 2017.
It is pretty clear that now, in 2017, Emma Watson is at the top of her fashion game. Therefore, for the Beauty and the Beast press tour she has decided to add an element of innovation by using eco-friendly materials and focussing on the collaborative efforts of all-women teams to design her dresses. This Emilia Wickstead number, which Emma wore for the UK premiere, is just a taste of the remarkable outfits to come.
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