Emma Watson Emma Watson has revealed to French “Elle” magazine that she thinks her style is dull and fears that she plays it too safe. “My problem is that I am a little bit boring. I don't wear designer bags or big sunglasses,” she said.
Despite wanting to be more edgy, Emma says that her fame prevents her from doing anything too radical. “When I don't have to play Emma Watson in public, I'd rather not put myself 'out there. I have to be more careful with my look in my everyday life,” she explained.
The child star has previously credited the “Harry Potter” film series, which launched in 2001, for helping to shape her sense of style.
Playing the classroom geek, Hermione Granger, Emma was forced to wear school uniform for most of filming so when she appeared in public as herself she opted for something a little more punchy.
She said: “I have Hermione to thank, in a weird way, for my sense of style. Playing this role, fashion was my way of expressing myself away from that school uniform. When I got the chance to dress myself, I was so thrilled to be able to be Emma and show a different side of myself. I mean, I just wasn't allowed to do anything: wasn't allowed to cut my hair, put on nail varnish, tan, wear a bra that made my boobs in any way look larger, have any flesh showing, wear any makeup when I was playing Hermione.”
Stone was the world's best dressed woman of 2011 according to “Glamour” magazine.