Emma Watson’s Eco-Friendly Outfits: 5 Favorites From Her Beauty and the Beast Press Tour

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Emma Watson isn’t just admired for her beauty and talent but also her commitment to making the world a better place to live. Aside from being an outspoken feminist, the actress has also been taking steps to erase her carbon footprint.

During the press tour of her latest film, “Beauty and the Beast,” Emma decided to wear all eco-friendly outfits. The actress worked with her stylist to create stunning ensembles that proved celebrities can still look glamorous while wearing sustainable fashion. She also created an Instagram account — @the_press_tour — to showcase the details she wore on her appearances.

Here are five of our favorite dresses from her press tour.

1. Louis Vuitton Dress Made From Recycled Plastic Bottles

This custom Louis Vuitton dress designed by Nicolas Ghesquire is made from recycled plastic bottles.

The fabric is called Newlife recycled polyester and is sourced, processed, and spun in Italy.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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2. Emma Watson Looks Like a Real-Life Disney Princess in Emilia Wickstead Gown

Emma looked like a true Disney princess in a stunning Emilia Wickstead bespoke gown at the London premiere of her film.

Emma Watson donning an enchanting off-the-shoulder gown in a breathtaking icy blue hue at the "Beauty and the Beast" launch event held at the Spencer House in LondonEmma Watson donning an enchanting off-the-shoulder gown in a breathtaking icy blue hue at the “Beauty and the Beast” launch event held at the Spencer House in London on February 23, 2017 (Credit: WENN / Lia Toby / Patricia Schlein / Andres Otero / Joseph Marzullo)

This off-the-shoulder piece is made from surplus fabric from a family-run, London-based fabric business.

With an extravagant train that flowed behind her, Emma Watson exuded an aura of real-life royaltyWith an extravagant train that flowed behind her, Emma Watson exuded an aura of real-life royalty (Credit: WENN / Lia Toby / Patricia Schlein / Andres Otero / Joseph Marzullo)

Her dress was also created by an all-female team.

Emma Watson graced the red carpet at the London premiere of Beauty and the Beast in her Emilia Wickstead custom gownEmma Watson graced the red carpet at the London premiere of Beauty and the Beast in her Emilia Wickstead custom gown (Credit: WENN / Lia Toby / Patricia Schlein / Andres Otero / Joseph Marzullo)

3. Emma Watson’s Custom Dior Organza Gown Made from Certified Organic Silk

This custom Dior organza gown, reminiscent of Belle’s gorgeous yellow ball gown, was created from certified organic silk. The dress also came with a matching hooded cape, similar to Belle’s.

 

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4. Givenchy Organic Silk Black Gown With Lovely Details

We love this Givenchy organic silk black gown, which features lovely details on both the back and front.

Emma Watson's Givenchy Couture gown diverged from the conventional princess look at the Beauty and the Beast NYC premiereEmma Watson’s Givenchy Couture gown diverged from the conventional princess look at the Beauty and the Beast NYC premiere at Alice Tully Hall in Lincoln Center on March 14, 2017 (Credit: WENN / Lia Toby / Patricia Schlein / Andres Otero / Joseph Marzullo)

Emma also carried a Bottletop zero-deforestation, Amazonian leather clutch, and fair trade jewelry from Ana Khouri.

Emma Watson's dress masterfully combined sweetness and seduction, featuring a sheer crossover bodice and a stunning oversized bow at the back that added charm to the gown and its sweeping trainEmma Watson’s dress masterfully combined sweetness and seduction, featuring a sheer crossover bodice and a stunning oversized bow at the back that added charm to the gown and its sweeping train (Credit: WENN / Lia Toby / Patricia Schlein / Andres Otero / Joseph Marzullo)

The back of Emma Watson's Givenchy gown might have even outshone the frontThe back of Emma Watson’s Givenchy gown might have even outshone the front (Credit: WENN / Lia Toby / Patricia Schlein / Andres Otero / Joseph Marzullo)

5. Elie Saab Gown Upcycled From Leftover Fabric

While this Elie Saab gown has a lot of fabric, the 15 meters of embroidered tulle, 5 meters of illusion tulle, and 4 meters of crepe georgette silk are all leftover fabric sourced from a previous Elie Saab Haute Couture Collection.

The beautiful gown features stunning embroidery and sequin details.

 

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