In the city of love, Paris, France, the charming actress Emma Watson graced the premiere of “The Beauty and the Beast” at Hotel Meurice on February 20, 2017. She looked stunning in her outfit and radiated elegance as she walked down the red carpet. The event was a highlight in the entertainment industry, and Emma Watson’s presence added more glamour to it.
Emma Watson is a versatile fashion icon who can effortlessly rock any outfit on the red carpet, whether it be elegant dresses or daring ensembles featuring pants. During her recent promotional tour for the highly anticipated movie Beauty and the Beast, she has showcased her love for eco-friendly fashion through her new Instagram account, appropriately named The Press Tour. In collaboration with her stylist, Rebecca Corbin-Murray, the account currently has over 284,000 followers and chronicles Watson’s wardrobe as she attends various events worldwide. The posts provide sneak peeks into the process of putting together each outfit, along with endorsements from Eco-Age, a brand agency dedicated to promoting sustainable growth in the fashion industry. Although there are only a few posts on the account right now, Watson’s press-junket wardrobe includes stunning pieces by top designers such as Oscar de la Renta, Stella McCartney, and Louis Vuitton.
Creative director Nicolas Ghesquière and his team designed a custom cobalt-blue dress for actress Emma Watson, reminiscent of Belle’s countryside outfit in Beauty and the Beast. The asymmetrical dress was made from recycled plastic bottles, with fully traceable supply chains and a carbon-neutral arm band. The tea-length skirt and leather ankle boots added a modern twist to a mid-eighteenth-century pinafore. Watson has been an advocate for sustainable fashion since joining the Green Carpet Challenge in 2015 and wearing a Calvin Klein outfit made from recycled plastic bottles at the Met Gala last year. With three weeks to go until the film’s release, fans can expect more eco-conscious fashion choices from the actress. Let’s hope that this will encourage the fashion industry to promote sustainable fashion in the future.