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Filed under: Teens, Celeb Kids, Life & Style, That's Entertainment
Seen the cover of the new UK InStyle magazine? Emma Watson is on the cover. Who is that, again, you say? For those of you who didn't froth at the mouth over the Harry Potter movies like I did, Ms. Emma played Hermione, who started out as a girl with magic powers and blossomed into a young woman with a thing for Ron.
For now, at least, Emma has shed that childlike image for something a tad more sophisticated. She's gracing the cover and the interior pages of the December UK InStyle Magazine. And she looks all grown up!
Not only that, but Emma makes it look easy to be both her age and sophisticated in her youth. This is not as easy as it looks. When I was that young I can assure you I was no master with the curling iron. Of course I didn't have a posse of stylists all over me either, and I wasn't prepping to be the face of a well-known magazine.
Good luck to Emma in all that she does. Dare I say that she makes wholesome look...appealing???
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12-06-2007 @ 9:33PM
Caelligh said...Not that this reflects on her personality or anything, but I'd say this pose they had her do isn't exactly wholesome: http://popsugar.com/gallery/188875?page=0%2C7%2C0
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12-07-2007 @ 7:17AM
Joy said...This pic doesn't look like a "pose." I'd say she was walking and they got her.
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12-07-2007 @ 11:26AM
Caelligh said...Um...is the link I put in my comment not working correctly or something? It went to a picture from the shoot where she's sucking on a straw in a suggestive way.
12-07-2007 @ 7:19AM
J Jordan said...Hi, all. The pic in the blog is actually one I got from flickr in the creative commons. It's not from the shoot. PopSugar showcases most of the pics from the spread. They are, of course, totally posed, but I think they're pretty tasteful (compared to other celebrity gals I've seen lately).
Enjoy!
PS--do you all like the way the comments section has been revamped? I sort of do....
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12-07-2007 @ 11:43AM
Joy said...Caelligh, I was looking at the pic in the post above. I usually don't go to all those links people put in their comments. So many of them are for advertizing and such. I'd sit and waste to much of my day. This site is bad enough!! LOL!! Still, I think the pic of her with the straw is kind of cute. She's gorgeous. Of course people take things differently.
Jennifer, I do like this comment thing. Normally I don't care much for change but it's nice to see faces. Those who put them there of course. I'm still not sure I understand what to do. It seems like when I want to reply to someone, like I just did to Caelligh, there is no reply button. Also, what are those star things for and the rating things? Everyone's got two stars and I'm not sure what the vote up and vote down things do. Also, only one more thing, why are some people's comments very "light?" There was one post I could hardly read a few of the comments.
Thanks if you can help me out.
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12-07-2007 @ 3:07PM
rachel said...Joy- When you vote someones comments down to 1 star (because they are mean or irrelevant or whathaveyou) that's what makes them light or harder to read. I'm not sure that I have seen any comments that have been voted up to 3 stars- but I think they would be darker.
And I agree about the pic with the straw- it really fits with the '50s theme, it's cute, and a heck of a lot more wholesome than anything most celebs do.
12-07-2007 @ 5:09PM
Joy said...Thank you Rachel.
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