A plunging LBD dress that skims the thighs doesn’t look classy on many women.
But Emma Watson, who used to be a kid star, has a lot of class on the red carpet.
Even though the 23-year-old plays Nicki, a trash-talking criminal in The Bling Ring, her outfit couldn’t have been more ghetto as she walked into a New York showing of the much-anticipated movie on Tuesday.
Emma wore a simple black designer dress and stylish black shoes to the event. Her red hair stayed in place perfectly as she walked in.
The long-awaited movie, which is based on a true story about a group of criminals who were crazy about famous people and broke into their homes, comes out in the US on Friday (Image: WireImage).
The British actress is very excited about this project; she has already said that she wants people to “see her in a different light.” We think she means her acting skills, but the costs are some of the highest the college student has gone since she started her career. If you don’t believe us, scroll down.
The person Emma is In real life, Nicki was one of a group of teens who broke into and sacked out the homes of their favourite celebrities in 2008 and 2009. Others in the group were Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, and Megan Fox.
Nicki is based on Alexis Neiers, who admitted to burglary charges and was given 180 days in jail and three years of probation for her part in the gang’s crimes.
Emma Watson goes to the New York screening of “The Bling Ring” (Image: Getty Images).
Emma looks very tall and leggy as she sits on a sofa in a fur coat in stills from the Sofia Coppola movie, which comes out in the US this Friday and in the UK on July 5. The pictures give fans a sneak peek into the movie’s luxurious criminal world.
Without a doubt, Emma’s most recent part has been important for her. She had a confidence crisis after Harry Potter ended.
“They call it the impostor syndrome.” I just said, “Any second, someone will figure out that I’m a total jerk.” “I can’t live up to what everyone thinks I am.”
But she’s just glad to be working right now. “I’m glad this movie will help more people see me in a different way.” That trip sounds like it will lead to good things.