Update, 12/31: According to reps at Disney, the new dress Emma Watson is seen wearing below is Belle's celebration dress and not a wedding dress. Regardless of its title, Watson looks stunning in it either way.
Original post, 12/30: From the previews and posters, we've already seen an impressive display of Emma Watson's wardrobe as Belle in the upcoming
According new images surfaced online, we now have a peek at another one of Belle's looks—a celebration dress. It's truly fit for a princess, with sheer fluttery sleeves and floral embellishments all around. (Perhaps it's a nod to the enchanted rose?)
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Though some fans have assumed the frock to be a wedding dress, Belle actually doesn't have a wedding dress in the original movie (she reprises the yellow gown in the last scene when she dances with the newly-transformed Prince). We haven't seen this look in the original either, but Watson just makes the piece feel like it belongs.
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, starring Emma Watson (you may also know her as Hermione Granger ) will be in theaters in less than three months, and more and more details are emerging.
Beauty and the Beast Instagram account shows Watson's ebullient Belle clad in a white gown festooned with painted flowers down the bodice and onto the skirt of the gown. The sheer arms are also covered with flowers, giving the feeling of floral tattoos. While the account refers to the gown as a wedding dress,
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. In Emma’s reinterpretation, Belle is an active princess. She did not want a dress that was corseted or that would impede her in any way. Even the heeled, 18th-century style shoes Belle wears are designed so the character won't be slowed down by any part of her ensemble.
Considering Disney says the white gown is a celebration dress and not a wedding dress, and that Watson and the creative team have made Belle a stronger character, is it possible the remake doesn't end with a wedding? Will we be their guests for a housewarming party? March can't get here fast enough!
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