Met Costume Institute Gala: Emma Watson

Note to Emma Watson:
Now I understand the term 'white hot'. You look amazing in this Burberry dress, and I love the asymmetrical top and the fitted bodice. I am sure every write up about you mentions how you have grown up since you first showed up as Hermione, so I am not even going to mention that. All I have to say is you are rapidly making your way to the top of my red carpet favorites; young woman, ingenue, woman or otherwise.

Note to Readers:
What I love about this look is Emma looks elegant, grown up, a bit sultry, but she still looks like herself. Sometimes when actresses find fame as a teen, they struggle trying to find their adult style. She doesn't have to overtly show she is not a kid anymore, she embodies the look. Do you think it's too late for Lindsay Lohan to take notes?

Seriously though, is la Lohan a lost cause? I digress, that could be an entire blog on its own.

LOOOOVE.

Note to Emma Watson:

The Spring/Summer 2010 Burberry Campaign was just released, and I am OBSESSED with your lilac coat. The sleeves are TDF (to die for), and the color is perfectly pretty for spring. I hope you got to keep the coat. You will definitely be the best dressed girl on campus in that number.

Note to Readers:

Usually I like it when actresses stick to acting and models stick to modeling. There are a few exceptions though, I love seeing Ellen Degeneres in the cover girl ads (but I think that is just because I love Ellen, she is so funny). This is Emma Watson's second round of Burberry ads, and I have liked both of them so far. What do you think about models and actresses crossing over into each others' territory?