Credits to: Lancome, EmmaWatsonDaily.Org
Wednesday, 9 January 2013
Behind the Scenes with Alex Lubomirski
Credits to: Lancome, EmmaWatsonDaily.Org
BAFTA Awards 2008




Saturday, 5 January 2013
Emma Covers Marie Claire UK for February
Although these pictures aren’t anything new, I decided to post a fashion breakdown anyway because I love this photo-shoot!
On the cover Emma wears and IRO Cuzia Sequin Jacket paired with black shorts.
In these shots, Emma wears an IRO Dasha Leather Jacket and Manolo Blahnik BB Glitter Pumps.
Also! Get Emma's makeup for this shoot. The products used on this shoot were: Rouge in Love in Miss Coquelicot (£21).
Credits to: Emma-Watson.net, Coolspotters and Marie Claire UK
Friday, 4 January 2013
First Lancome “In Love” Video
Here we have the first video to emerge from Emma’s 2013 Lancome makeup campaign. Enjoy!
Via SnitchSeeker.com
Monday, 31 December 2012
Friday, 28 December 2012
Emma Watson 2013 Calendar
Just heard about this literally 5 minutes ago and had to have it. There is one on eBay at the minute but I bought mine from Amazon which turned out to be cheaper.
The calendar features images from the Harry Crowder shoot, Seventeen magazine, British Vogue and other photo-shoots.
Buy it here from Amazon.
Credits to: Amazon.co.uk
New Lancome Blanc Expert Campaign
So news has just emerged of Emma in a new campaign for Lancome Blanc Expert.
Personally, I have no idea (other than the fact that she is contracted to Lancome) why she has been chosen to do this campaign.
For starters, she is 22 and has flawless skin (we’ve all seen her without makeup on) therefore she doesn’t need a skin corrector, which is what this product is. It basically evens the skin tone. It is mainly for mature women who suffer from age spots and discolouration on their skin.
The next problem I have is with the actual campaign photo. Here it is:
As you can see it is airbrushed to a point where Emma is only barely recognisable. Again, I will make the point that Emma is 22 and has flawless skin. She barely needs makeup let alone this amount of airbrushing. This is one of the main problems I have with Lancome. They do this with most, if not all of their campaigns, even with people who do not need airbrushing (Julia Roberts and Emma to name a few).
Here is a photo from Julia’s campaign:
So if there is anyone from Lancome reading this, please sort it out! Less airbrushing please. If the products actually works, the results will speak for themselves.
Image credits: Lancome, Vanityrich.com and Emma-Watson.net.




















