Emma Watson attended the British Fashion Awards in London on Monday evening. Emma received the “British Style Award”, presented to her by last year’s winner, One Direction’s Harry Styles.
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December 2014 Calendar
Congratulations to Macka, our winner for the December Calendar Competition!
Honorable mentions to Yasmine, Monika, Dianna and Jia. Thank you to everyone that entered, and thank you to those who voted. All the competition entries can be viewed here.
December Calendar Vote
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Colonia On-Set Report in Total Film!
A new still of Emma Watson in Colonia, and a brief set report, appears in the January issue of Total Film! Colonia starring Emma, Daniel Brühl and Michael Nyqvist, is still in production, and expected to open October 2015.
via Emma’s facebook
December Calendar Competition
The December Calendar Competition is now open.
- The size of the calendar should be at least 1024×768. Higher resolutions are good. Widescreen is also allowed.
- Calendars must be in a common graphics format such as jpg, tiff, gif or png.
- It must have Emma-Watson.net and December and it should have the dates. It should be mostly original work, and images used should be respectful of Emma’s privacy.
- The deadline to submit calendars is November 27.
- No more than 3 entries per person. Please send entries to emmawatson.graphics@gmail.com
Emma Receives Brittania British Artist of the Year Award
Emma Watson received the British Artist of the Year award at the BAFTA LA Britannia Awards last Thursday. The show aired on BBC America Sunday evening.
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November 2014 Calendar
Congratulations to Jia, our winner for the November Calendar Competition!
Honorable mentions to Yasmine, Macka and Monika. Thank you to everyone that entered, and thank you to those who voted. All the competition entries can be viewed here.
Emma at the BAFTA Britannia Awards
Emma Watson attended the 2014 BAFTA LA Jaguar Britannia Award on Thursday where she received the Britannia Award for British Artist of the Year. This honor pays tribute to a talented British artist whose outstanding performances in a year have demonstrated the high quality of their craftsmanship. Whether an emerging talent, or an established name, the British Artist of the Year honors a person who represents the best of British talent. The awards show will air on BBC America on Sunday November 2.
November Calendar Vote
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Emma Talks to Elle UK about Gender Equality
Emma covers Elle UK’s inaugural feminism issue. A preview of the interview and several photos have been released. The December issue of Elle UK goes on sale 30 October. Also available on Apple Newstand or individual copies.
Actress, activist and United Nations Women Goodwill Ambassador Emma Watson graces the cover of ELLE UK’s inaugural feminism issue, focused on inspiring and empowering women.
Emma, 24, talks to the world’s best-selling fashion magazine about her upbringing, what being a feminist really means in today’s world, and how she felt presenting her inaugural speech at the UN Summit in September. ELLE UK Editor-in-Chief Lorraine Candy attended the summit as Emma’s guest, and interviewed her exclusively.
The ELLE UK cover shoot in London was produced by an entirely female team: Photographer Kerry Callihan, ELLE Fashion Director Anne-Marie Curtis, Make-up artist Dotti, Hair Stylist Vi Sapyyapy and Nail artist Emma Welsh. Emma wears leading female designer Stella McCartney on the cover, while inside she epitomises a confident, modern, independent woman in Celine and Chloé.
On how fame affected her decision to be an activist
‘Fame is not something I have always felt comfortable with; I have really grappled with it emotionally. And, in a funny way, doing this is my way of making sense of the fame, of using it. I have found a way to channel it towards something else, which makes it so much more manageable for me. And this is something I really believe in.’
On modern feminism
‘Feminism is not here to dictate to you. It’s not prescriptive, it’s not dogmatic. All we are here to do is give you a choice. If you want to run for president, you can. If you don’t, that’s wonderful, too.’
On her pre-speech nerves
‘I was very nervous. It wasn’t an easy thing for me to do. It felt like: “Am I going to have lunch with these people, or am I going to be eaten? Am I the lunch?”’
On her upbringing
‘I’m lucky I was raised to believe that my opinion at the dinner table was valuable. My mum and I spoke as loudly as my brothers.
