So why then is Emma Watson wearing a limp piece of margarine instead of Belle’s iconic yellow dress from the ballroom sequence? Beauty and the Beast was written in 1740 by French novelist ...

While yellow was the obvious choice, the way it moved, the actual fabric and design was less clear cut when it came to the Beauty ... the dress had to have one particular trait. Emma Watson ...

especially when it comes to the highly anticipated upcoming feature Beauty and the Beast. Already today, we had our first listen to Emma Watson's straight-up gorgeous singing voice via an audio ...

and costumes that are featured in Disney's upcoming live-action remake of animated classic "Beauty and the Beast," including The Dress -- a.k.a. the gorgeous yellow confection that Belle (Emma ...

She paired the dress with an understated chain necklace and bracelet, and a romantic, loosely wound updo. The Dior frock was a modern take on the one Watson wears in the film, which, like her ...

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 ...

So, when embarking upon the live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast, Belle’s iconic yellow dress was at the forefront of star Emma Watson’s mind. In fact, to ensure the dress is absolutely ...

The more we hear about Disney's live action remake of Beauty and the Beast, especially regarding Emma ... "The dress was designed with easy, active moment in mind – Watson isn't wearing a ...

Watson had to earn the part by auditioning. But unlike some of her other auditions, Watson’s Beauty and the Beast screening also ... That yellow dress is beloved in the imagination of girls ...

Working with Stevens required an enormous amount of trust on Watson’s part due to their performances. Both actors had familiarity with the animated Beauty and the Beast. Watson even already knew ...