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On June 16, 2020, Kering, a French-based multinational corporation specializing in luxury goods, appointed Emma as their Chair of the Sustainability Committee of the Board of Directors. Read their announcement here.
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Hello Watson fans! Our gallery has been updated with public appearances that Emma has attended this past and current month so far. You’ll find the direct links to each appearance bellow. Enjoy!
Public Appearances > 2016 > Sep 20 – HeForShe 2nd Anniversary Reception
Public Appearances > 2016 > Sep 28 – Meeting Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau in Ottawa
Public Appearances > 2016 > Sep 28 – One Young World 2016 Opening Ceremony
Public Appearances > 2016 > Sep 29 – SheFighter training with Lina Khalifeh in Ottawa
Public Appearances > 2016 > Sep 29 – One Young World Gender Equality Special Session in Ottawa
Public Appearances > 2016 > Oct 10 – Visiting Africa with UN Women in Malawi
Source | Emma Watson has saved Hogwarts and ostensibly the world from Voldemort before, but there are limits to even her powers. Unfortunately for us Stateside muggles, Watson is British and ineligible to vote in this presidential election, but that doesn’t mean she can’t cast a spell on America’s women to get them to vote on her behalf. Taking a page from J.K. Rowling’s book, Watson has penned a letter on Twitter imploring women to turn out in droves November 8 because “your vote could swing this election.” Just, sadly, not her own: “America is my second home. I have friends there that I think of as family. It has been excruciating to sit on the sidelines in the months leading up to this election. Goodness, I wish I could cast a vote.” Goodness, we wish Hermione Granger had a charm for this. Now, Watson doesn’t say who women should be voting for, but you can safely bet it ain’t He Who Must Not Be Named.
— Emma Watson (@EmWatson) 25 de outubro de 2016
Hello Emma fans! The I Heart Watson gallery has now been updated with all of Emma’s 2016 public appearances. These includes the ‘Colonia Dignidad‘ premiere in Berlin, two events on the international Women’s day (The UN Women Launch of HeForShe arts week, and she lighted the Empire State Building with Chirlane McCray), The White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner and the ‘Manus x Machina: Fashion In An Age Of Technology’ Costume Institute Gala. All are in stunning high quality, and Emma looks amazing! Enjoy the big batch of new photos, and stay tuned as we will add the missing 2015 Appearances photos tomorrow.
Public Appearances > 2016 > Mar 08 – International Women’s Day at The Empire State Building
Public Appearances > 2016 > Mar 08 – UN Women Launch – HeForShe Arts Week
Public Appearances > 2016 > Apr 30 – The White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner
Public Appearances > 2016 > May 02 – ‘Manus x Machina: Fashion In An Age Of Technology’
Source | Before she transformed into a golden-gowned princess, Belle was a French villager in a blue apron and peasant blouse. The look, though perhaps not quite as iconic as that yellow ball gown, is nonetheless memorable. When Emma Watson brings the bookworm heroine to life in the live-action remake, she’ll revamp Belle’s dresses too.
Disney recently shared another look of the new Beauty and the Best with sketches of the set and costumes, including Belle’s blue-and-white apron outfit. The drawings for Watson’s dress turns out to be a little grungier than the original, paired with boots and even a few dish towels strung at the belt instead of Belle’s dainty basket. Her perfectly bowed updo is also transformed into a loose pony, making her look even more realistic.
For more sketches, take a look at HelloGiggles.com. You can also find a sneak peek if you download the original animated Beauty and the Beast (which is 25 years old this year) oniTunes, but a few previews on the film, which is set to release in 2017, are out already.
Last week, Disney released a first look of Watson and her co-star Dan Stevens reading their lines together as Belle and the Beast:
