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Just weeks after she was spotted in Cannes wearing dainty lace and summery Chanel, Emma Watson is trading in her ladylike fashions for a tomboyish look.
Today (June 6) in Paris, the actor and activist opted for a bohemian-meets-utilitarian look. She wore a sheer black long sleeve with a knitted diamond pattern, which she styled with a pair of light-wash barrel jeans. Watson elevated the black top and blue jeans formula with her styling, accessorizing with a pair of chunky black boots and dangling, shoulder-grazing earrings.
But what caught our eye was Watson’s outerwear: A thigh-length, toffee-colored barn jacket with deep, pronounced pockets, and a brown faux-leather collar. The coat hails from Pixie Market and retails for $219. Not only is it a reasonably priced piece of outerwear, it’s made of 100 per cent cotton.
A longtime proponent of sustainability—from vintage to deadstock, and even the 2016 Met Gala where she walked the carpet in a deconstructed Calvin Klein dress made out of recycled plastic bottles—it’s no surprise to see Emma Watson invest in a sturdy cotton coat that will last a lifetime. But the wallet-friendly price tag is an added boon.
