Emma Watsonis back in the public eye and bringing her style A-game.
On Monday, the British actress attended Paris Fashion Week with a front row seat at the Schiaparelli Fall 2022 Couture show, where she joinedEuphoriastarHunter Schaferand singerRina Sawayama(both clad in little black dresses and gold accessories).
For the occasion Watson, 32, donned a sophisticated-yet-casual cool girl ensemble – a structured cropped blazer with dramatic shoulders over a white button-up with a popped collar, dark denim ripped at the knee, edgy Dr. Marten Chelsea boots and a chic gold-handled handbag.
She also channeled Parisian style with her beauty, wearing natural-looking tousled waves and a berry-tint lip that complimented her mascara-clad lashes and blushed cheeks.
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Watson’s keeps a low profile in between projects, but each time she returns to the spotlight she’s sure to step out in style.
Take her last public outing at the2022 BAFTA Awardsas an example. TheHarry Potterstar took the red carpet in anelegant Oscar de la Renta gown– designed with a luxe black velvet halter top and a white tulle skirt – and shimmering shoulder-length earrings.
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Emma Watson.
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Last May, Watsontook to social mediato address negative rumors speculating about the status of her relationshipLeo Robintonand the future of her career.
“Dear Fans, Rumours about whether I’m engaged or not, or whether my career is ‘dormant or not’ are ways to create clicks each time they are revealed to be true or untrue,“she tweeted. “If I have news — I promise I’ll share it with you.”
She ended her tweets with a positive update amidst the ongoing COVID19 pandemic writing, “In the mean time please assume no news from me just means I’m quietly spending the pandemic the way most people are — failing to make sourdough bread (!), caring for my loved ones and doing my best not to spread a virus that is still affecting so many people.”
source: people.com
