Emma Watson, 31, is not only fashionable but also environmentally conscientious, as she demonstrated when she met with Al Gore to address climate change. Emma wore a head-to-toe green floral Emilia Wickstead ensemble made entirely of recycled yarn for the occasion.
Emma wore a short cape that just covered her shoulders and terminated at her breast, exposing her black bra beneath. She paired the shirt with a high-waisted midi skirt that highlighted her slim waist and toned abs. “Thank you to the nicest Emilia for sewing me this gorgeous handmade garment,” Emma wrote on Instagram, thanking the designer.
“It was made in London with leftover textiles made from 62 percent recycled yarn purchased locally, weaved, and printed in Italy. This is something I’ll be wearing a lot!!” Emma has been on a roll with her recycled clothes lately, and she attended the Earthshot Prize event in London on October 17 wearing a stunning white shirt with black pants.
Emma’s white shirt had tulle ruffle layers and was created from ten Oxfam recycled bridal gowns. The shirt had a lace neckline with cut-out embroidery on the front and an asymmetrical hemline on the side. Meanwhile, the dress’s entire back was taken out, showing her naked skin.
Source- Hollywood life
