2011 Emma Watson's Style Evolution
2011 Emma Watson's Style Evolution
At the BAFTAs in Valentino, Emma is a fairytale princess.
Emma took the plunge with a racy neckline at the pre-BAFTAs party. But, always mindful of going too far, she balanced the look with some Chanel monochrome cuffs and a slick of red lippy.
Of course Emma’s unique style meant it was never going to be long before she designed her own brand. Instead of going down the traditional A-List route, Emma worked with ethical brand People Tree to create a collection that was fashionable and fair-trade.
In a leather-sleeved Burberry trench,Emma is sassy and sophisticated.
We love Emma in this cutaway Hakaan minidress.
Never one to miss a trend (or two in fact), Emma rocks embellished shoulders and a Little White Dress by Marchesa at the MTV Movie Awards
On the final Harry Potter promo trail – sob! – Emma kicks things off stylishly in a Rafael Lopez LBD with classic black Chanel pumps.
.Then really works some fashion magic at the UK premiere of the film, Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows, in a fairytale gown by Oscar De La Renta.
To speak about the film on The Late Show, Emma opts for ritzy Balmain with slicked-down locks and city-gal wedges. We love!
Emma took the plunge with a racy neckline at the pre-BAFTAs party. But, always mindful of going too far, she balanced the look with some Chanel monochrome cuffs and a slick of red lippy.
Of course Emma’s unique style meant it was never going to be long before she designed her own brand. Instead of going down the traditional A-List route, Emma worked with ethical brand People Tree to create a collection that was fashionable and fair-trade.
Never one to miss a trend (or two in fact), Emma rocks embellished shoulders and a Little White Dress by Marchesa at the MTV Movie Awards
On the final Harry Potter promo trail – sob! – Emma kicks things off stylishly in a Rafael Lopez LBD with classic black Chanel pumps.
.Then really works some fashion magic at the UK premiere of the film, Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows, in a fairytale gown by Oscar De La Renta. 
To speak about the film on The Late Show, Emma opts for ritzy Balmain with slicked-down locks and city-gal wedges. We love! 
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