Even though Emma Watson got her big break from the "Harry Potter" film series as Hermione Granger, the "Beauty and the Beast" star recently shared one of her biggest regrets in 2001's "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone."
Being one of the most loved celebrities around the world, Emma Watson always exudes elegance in her inarguable beauty.
However, in an interview with Vogue Italia, Emma Watson revealed that her regret from the first "Harry Potter" film was actually beauty related! Talking about her hairdo in Vogue Italia's November issue, Emma Watson explains:
"When I see the images of the first 'Harry Potter,' I immediately think of how ugly my hair was."
However, it doesn't seem like Emma Watson has anything to worry about locks nowadays. The 25-year-old "Regression" star looked absolutely flawless in the Vogue Italia shoot.
Although some pictures are in black and white, it's pretty obvious that Emma Watson is now sporting a darker hue than usual. Check out some of her Vogue Italia shots from photographer Vincent Peters' Instagram here, here, and here.
But of course, that wasn't the only thing Emma Watson talked about. Also known for her HeForShe campaign, Emma Watson is challenging Hollywood with gender equality. Time reports:
"The star also touched on her recent work and focus on equal pay through her campaign HeForShe, saying that she wants men to partner with women 'in the walk towards equality.' Watson recently tweeted support for Jennifer Lawrence's essay on Hollywood sexism and was straightforward with the Guardian when she was asked about gender inequality in the film industry."
The Guardian shared Emma Watson's take on the controversial issue in Hollywood:
"I have experienced sexism in that I have been directed by male directors 17 times and only twice by women. Of the producers I've worked with 13 have been male and only one has been a woman."
Emma Watson attributes her work with the United Nations as a Women Goodwill Ambassador in helping her become more aware of the problems regarding gender equality in Hollywood.
