Emma Watson’s Official Site has been updated with a Christmas mini site!  She wrote a new EMS message on the mini site and announced that she is back filming! Her site also has some new photos.  There is also a video that you can watch below:

People Tree is allowing fans to ask Emma questions about fair trade fashion:

Emma is offering you the chance to ask her why she is so passionate about Fair Trade fashion. Are you eager to know why she thinks it’s so important? Why she’s so excited about using fashion as a tool to help reduce poverty? Maybe you are wondering why she chose to work with People Tree or what benefits she thinks sustainable fashion can bring? Or perhaps you just want to ask her why young people should care about where their clothes come from at all?

If you would like to ask Emma a question about Fair Trade and sustainable fashion simply film yourself asking your question and email the MPEG to askemma@peopletree.co.uk** A selection of the best questions will get a video answer back from Emma!

The closing date for all video questions is 17th January 2010.

In Vogue’s January 2010 Issue they have a few pages on the Best Dressed women of the decade! Emma is featured on the newcomers page and it says “Emma Watson had her Gigi moment, blossoming from winning child star to red-carpet fashionista…”  View the scan in the gallery by clicking the thumbnail below:

Teen Vogue has released their list of the Best Dressed stars of 2009!  Emma Watson comes in at number 3:

In a classic Burberry trench or a sci-fi inspired Rodarte frock, it’s no question that this Harry Potter star has the ability to pull off her versatile wardrobe.

Emma was recently “interviewed” on JackFM after the Jack Xmas Party which was held last night. You can hear her wish a Happy Holiday to the stations listeners below, the longer version is second:

UPDATE: There is also a pretty amusing apology below:

The Mark Davies Injured Riders Fund has introduced a new charity auction that will be of great interest to Potter fans!

The Mark Davies Injured Riders Fund has waved its magic wand and is inviting bids for the ultimate present for kids this Christmas – a visit to the Harry Potter film set. This will be the first of a planned series of money-can’t-buy experiences and items to be auctioned on-line through The Mark Davies Injured Riders Fund website over the coming months on this site.

The winning parent and lucky child will visit the set during the filming of the next Harry Potter movie in London in the first part of next year. They will be able to watch the filming, learn the secrets, and meet the stars. “It’s a rare and fantastic opportunity – and there’s only one item ‘up for grabs’,” explains Rosemary Lang for the Mark Davies Injured Riders Fund.

The auction will close at midnight on Friday 18 December. All the proceeds of the price paid by the winning bidder will go towards The Mark Davies Injured Riders Fund’s 21st Anniversary Poundcatcher campaign which aims to raise at least a pound from every rider to ensure it can continue to support all injured riders in genuine need.

You can bid on the trip by going here! Bidding is already at £ 700