"Beauty and the Beast" star Emma Watson is currently on press tour promoting her movie and showcasing her sustainable wardrobe. In her advocacy of promoting sustainable and environment-friendly wardrobe, she used social media to reach out as many people as possible.
In her "The Press Tour" account, she tells the details of her daily activities leading to the release of "Beauty and the Beast." Added to them were Watson's cruelty-free and organic makeup and clothes. Her recycled Louis Vuitton and Oscar de la Renta organic outfits were highlighted according to Huffington Post.
Emma Watson was photographed wearing a bamboo made T-Shirt and coat made from organic cotton from Stella McCartney. This fashion company is known as the "world's first luxury brand" that promotes producing products that do not use skins, fur, or feathers.
The 26-year-old actress is speaking out about the effects of the clothing industry on the environment. According to her, the onset of fast fashion caused tremendous waste that causes polluted waterways and other serious environmental problems. The information on beauty and fashion are vouched by Eco-Age and Content Beauty. Eco-Age is a consulting company that focuses on creating sustainable brand solutions. Content Beauty is an organic skin care clinic with its own skin care brands.
The "Harry Potter" actress has been promoting indigenous materials in wardrobe. During the 2016 Met Gala, she wore a dress made of discarded plastic bottles. Recently, she was on the cover of Elle U.K. She wore sustainably-made clothing during her photo shoot as shared by GoFugYourself. She
"Beauty and the Beast" will be released next month. She plays Belle, a young woman who rescued her father locked up in a castle. She met the Beast who later fell in love with her. In turn, she was able to penetrate the real Beast and she discovered that he is a good creature.
"Beauty and the Beast" star Emma Watson is a young woman of substance who looks beyond her own world and reaches out to others with her positive influence. The young star is one of those who are making a difference in this world.
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