Vogue UK has released another image from Emma’s Autumn/Winter People Tree line! They also give us more information about Prince Charles’ Garden Party. The first look was posted here. Thanks to the Sassy forums for the tip!
The fashion show of the actress’ spring/summer 2011 collection will take place on September 12 at 3.30pm and will be held in the historic Friary Court of St James’ Palace.
Watson created her first collection for the Fair Trade and organic clothing label last year, frustrated by the lack of clothing aimed at people her age.
“I’m so thrilled that People Tree will be showing the spring/summer collection at A Garden Party To Make A Difference. I think The Prince of Wales’ initiative is such a brilliant idea and I’m thrilled,” says Watson of her involvement with the event – at which she will introduce the show via a video message as she will be unable to attend in person.
The twelve-day festival will also feature performances from comedians and musicians.
“This festival aims to give people of all ages a fun day out,” says HRH The Prince of Wales.
A photo from Emma Watson’s Autumn/Winter collection for People Tree has been released online along with a small article!
Her autumn-winter designs will be unveiled next week, with Watson giving the first exclusive preview here, right. But visitors to the Prince’s eco-fest will get the chance to see what will be in the shops next spring.
Watson said: “I’m so thrilled that People Tree will be showing the spring-summer collection at the garden party. I think the Prince of Wales’s initiative is such a brilliant idea and I’m thrilled.”
Watson became a creative adviser to London-based People Tree after admiring one of its T-shirts and being introduced to its founder, Safia Minney.
The actress has recorded a greeting for the event but she will not be able to attend in person as she will be continuing with her studies at university in America.
People Tree organised the fashion show after organisers of the garden party made contact.
Company spokesman Antony Waller said: “We suggested doing something with Emma’s collection because the garden party is an event for families and people of all ages.”
One Night Only has uploaded another being the scenes video for the making of their Say You Don’t Want It music video featuring Emma Watson. You may watch below!
Emma Watson is promoting the release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I, out in 100 days, in London this week. There is also a competition to win tickets to the Deathly Hallows premiere as well as other prizes. The rules of the competition state that the London premiere of the film will be on Thursday, November 11, 2010, this may change in the future.A video where Emma promotes the competition may be seen below:
In another interview segment with Entertainment Weekly, Emma Watson talks more about her drastic hair change.
When filming ended, Watson’s hair was finally her own. She could have cut her hair immediately, but she decided to wait a bit. “It didn’t feel right then; I needed a break,” she tells EW.com exclusively. During the cut, designed by New York stylist Rodney Cutler of Cutler Salon, Watson never had a moment of panic or remorse. “It was weird. My hairdresser was like, ‘When are you going to freak out?’ Most people cry or go into shock,’” she says. “But I was very calm. I knew it was the right thing.” It helped, she said, that she didn’t tell anyone she was getting the drastic ‘do. “I went to the salon alone and I left alone,” she says. “I knew everyone was going to have an opinion, and I couldn’t deal with it. I have to get myself into a good place to deal with people saying things like, ‘It’s terrible! She looks like a boy!’” Says the actress, laughing, “My dad already said that to me, actually. He said, ‘You’re not Audrey Hepburn yet, darling.’”
Ouch. Thanks, Dad? “He’s like that. I think the best I’ve ever had out of him was before a premiere when he said I ‘scrub up alright.’ When people ask me how I keep myself grounded, there’s the answer.”
In the September issue of Total Film magazine, Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson discuss Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and how different is is from the other films. Director David Yates also weighs in on the issue. Read the interviews below:
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