Once a celebrity reaches the front cover of Vogue, you know that they have reached their peak that is the determining point in a fashion career, even if your career has nothing to do with fashion. Vogue has seen models and actresses alike grace the cover, but the meaning is always the same they are officially a style icon. The same can be said for Emma Watson, who made her mark with a Burberry modelling contract, a fashion line with People Tree, the face of Lancme cosmetics, and a number of Vogue covers. While Emma looks perfect with her latest pixie cut, the starlet wasnt always so spot on in the hair style department.
The UK was first blessed with Emmas present in August 2000. Aged 10, Emma was announced as the actress behind the role of Hermione in the Harry Potter films, wearing her natural hair in a wavy, almost ginger style with a frizzy fringe. Squeaky clean Emma reached our hearts with her innocent style.
As we watched her grow, Emma seemed to mature faster than we expected and grew out of her natural waves. 2004 seemed to be the year of the up-do for the actress, who also adopted a sweeping side fringe. Appearing for the UK premier of Scooby-Doo 2 with a high side ponytail and the premiere of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban with another romantic up-do, Emma experimented with hair pieces and accessories too.
Not only did Emma attempt hair pieces, she also dipped her feet into pots of different colours, including a much more bleached blonde sun kissed look in the summer of 2007, and then contrasting to a more caramel tone by that October, when it seemed Watson had also become partial to what was to become her trademark the smoky eye.
Always liking to keep the public on their feet, Watson shocked us in late 2010 with the first appearance of her latest look the Sixties-inspired pixie cut. For someone who was partial to her
hair extensions and accessories, going for the chop was a brave move, however it definitely worked, and Emma described this as the most liberating thing ever. Emma has since kept this look up to date with layers and some length in the fringe, keeping the sleek side parting and elegance as before.
It has certainly been a pleasure for us to watch Emma grow and develop her own unique, beautiful sense of style. If you would like to have hair like Emma, visit
Bloomsbury of London today!
