Emma Watson proves herself to be the queen of green fashion
Emma Watson was extremely quiet in 2019 and 2020. There was no news of her participating in any entertainment or art programs. Except for the occasional appearance in London or Los Angeles with her boyfriend, businessman Leo Robinton, Emma Watson seemed to disappear. So when Emma Watson reappeared in 2021 at the Earthshot Prize event in London, everyone was surprised.
Emma Watson hits the red carpet at the 2021 Earthshot Prize in a recycled wedding dress
The Earthshot Prize is an award ceremony for organizations and individuals working in the field of environmental protection. This award is sponsored by the Royal Foundation of the Cambridge family, Prince William and Duchess Kate Middleton. First launched in 2021, the Earthshot Prize hopes to find ways to help heal the planet in the coming years.
In October 2021, the Earthshot Prize held its first award ceremony in London, and Emma Watson attended as the guest of honor. The presence of the actress is understandable, because Emma Watson has long been a supporter of the sustainable development movement, supporting designers specializing in the green fashion segment.
Emma Watson stepped onto the red carpet (or rather, the green carpet) of the Earthshot Prize 2021, choosing a black and white outfit from Harris Reed. The chiffon material was collected from 10 upcycled wedding dresses, which Harris Reed found from the second-hand clothing store chain of the non-profit association Oxfarm. Emma Watson wore black flared pants, and flat rubber shoes instead of high heels.
It can be seen that Emma Watson did a lot of research before contacting Harris Reed. Harris Reed, who became more famous after designing the 2021 Met Gala dress for supermodel Iman, is a designer specializing in green fashion. Although the dress Emma Watson wore on the red carpet at the 2021 Earthshot Prize was a design specifically for her, its concept is very similar to the Harris Reed Spring Summer 2022 collection, when the designer created many new dresses by recycling old wedding dresses.
