Now let me tell you a little about her acting career.

Emma Watson decided she wanted to be an actress at the age of six and for years she
studied singing, dancing, and acting. By the age of 10 she had performed and taken the lead in
various Stagecoach productions and school plays.

Watson launched her career in 1999 when she auditioned for Harry Potter.

Since then, she has appeared in several movies and some of the most known are: the
Harry Potter film series that began in 2001; Beauty and the Beast released in 2017 and Little
Women in 2019.

Although Emma’s main interest is acting. She has also a successfully ventured into the
world of modeling.

In 2005, Watson began her fashion career with a photo shoot for Teen Vogue, which
made her the youngest person to cover the magazine.

In her modeling career, she has also been chosen as the face of Burberry and Lancôme.

In 2014, Emma Watson was appointed a UN Women Global Goodwill Ambassador and
launched the HeForShe campaign aimed at involving men in the promotion of gender equality.

In 2016, she created a feminist book club, called Our Shared Shelf which tries to raise
the topic of gender inequality by discussing scientific articles and books on the subject.

We have also chosen a small part of her speech at the United Nations that was very
difficult to select, because he found the whole speech very important.

Emma Watson is also a pioneer in advocating for sustainable fashion and is a supporter
of Good on You, an app that allows consumers to check the sustainability credentials of
clothing brands.

And in 2018 she was invited to guest edit a Vogue Australia publication on sustainable
development and responsible consumption.

In 2020, Emma joined the board of Kering as a director and has also been appointed as
the chair of the boards sustainability committee.

Kering is a French based multination corporation specializing in luxury goods owning

the brands Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta, Gucci, Alexander McQueen and Yves Saint Laurent.