As you would expect, Emma Watson has appeared on Vanity Fair’s International Best-Dressed List 2014, and on their site they have a little excerpt where she discusses her fashion inspiration:
Name: Emma Watson
Occupation: Actress
Residence: London and New York
Favorite item of clothing: Jackets. Whether it’s a classic trench, a BLK DNM leather jacket, a great oversize J Brand denim jacket or a beautiful Miu Miu opera coat, I love that they always look and feel better the more you wear them.
Favorite place to shop: I love shops with a unique point of view. In London, I buy my lingerie from Tallulah. I do my vintage shopping in Notting Hill. English Topshop is hard to beat. In Paris, I will always go to Isabel Marant. In New York, there is a great shop called Otte, and another called Bird. In California, there is this great boutique called Anaïse where I stock up on beautiful handcrafted hair accessories. Net-a-Porter or Shopbop are great for online.
Favorite shoes: Paul Andrew made me the most beautiful shoes for my graduation. I won’t wear shoes I can’t walk in and his were so comfortable. Recently, I’ve been falling for Ancient Greek. But day to day, my trusty Alexander Wang Kori ankle boots or Tabitha Simmons suede Early booties get me through most daytime occasions. For nighttime, I almost always wear my Prada pointed-toe suede pumps. I’ve had my pair five years now, and they are still perfect and go with everything.
Favorite accessory: My go-to daily little jewels. Every day I wear a tiny, drop diamond necklace on a sweet gold chain from Catbird, a very special Jennifer Meyer gold bar necklace that was a birthday present, and my tiny rings from Hirotaka, Boucheron, and one vintage one from my mother.
Scent: Diptyque’s Feu de Bois candle.
Watch: Cartier Tank Solo in gold.
Style icons: Lauren Bacall, Sofia Coppola, Cate Blanchett, Françoise Hardy.
Proving that laughter is infectious – and the best antidote – British actor Emma Watson showed Twitter solidarity with thousands of women who have posted mirthful pictures of themselves in defiance of a call by a Turkish politician for women to stop laughing in public.
.@UN_Women @phumzileunwomen @e_nyamayaro pic.twitter.com/YkvWKN3iqo
— Emma Watson (@EmWatson) August 1, 2014
Watson, of “Harry Potter” fame, tweeted a photograph of herself doubled up in stitches and linking to the Guardian report of the Twitter backlash against Turkish deputy prime minister Bülent Arinç, who said in a speech to mark Eid al-Fitr on Monday that women should be “chaste”, know the difference between public and private, and “she should not laugh in public”.
Thousands of women have since posted pictures of themselves laughing out loud with the hashtags #direnkahkaha in protest and to highlight women’s rights in Turkey.
Watson, a goodwill ambassador for UN women, has 13.8m Twitter followers. Within 30 minutes, the picture of her laughing outside a pavement restaurant had been retweeted 2,400 times and favourited 4,500 times.
Afternoon everyone, today I’ve uploaded all of the random files that I’ve been storing on my PC for the past few weeks. This includes additional stills and posters for “Noah”, “The Bling Ring”, “The Perks of Being a Wallflower”, “This Is The End” and “My Week with Marilyn”, as well as some recent press articles (thanks to Luciana and Claudia for those).
High-quality images of Emma Watson from yesterday’s appearances during Paris Fashion Week have now been added to the gallery – we have the Vogue Foundation Gala and the
Valentino Fall/Winter Haute Couture Fall/Winter show. Enjoy!
Public Appearances > 2014 > Paris Fashion Week: Valentino



