Emma Watson Is Ready for Spring in Baby Blue Floral Mini Dress

The movie star sat front row the Prada show during Milan Fashion Week and certainly dressed the part.

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Emma Watson is counting down the days until the sun is shining daily and flowers are in full bloom. The Little Women and Beauty and the Beast actress attended the Prada show during Milan Fashion week in a gorgeous, girly blue-and-white floral mini dress featuring a mesh high-neck overlay, cinched belted waist detailing and a tiered, flowy, ruffled skirt silhouette.

She paired the sweet feminine number with a navy blue longline blazer and nude pointed-toe kitten heels. Watson posed for photographers outside of the event and sat front row alongside French actress Juliette Binoche and Euphoria star Hunter Schafer at the Feb. 22 event in Italy. She opted for a full-glam moment, including baby pink blush, winged eyeliner, dramatic lashes and a glossy peach-nude lip.

Emma Watson.

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The Harry Potter franchise alumna, who is passionate about sustainability and has an elevated, sophisticated and simple sense of personal style, does her best to only put together eco-friendly looks.

“We’re still in a place where 100 billion garments are made every year. The deadstock fabric and the burning of so many clothes that don’t make it to the consumer is obviously a massive, massive problem. [It’s] just awful for the planet,” the 33-year-old, who is a UN Women Goodwill ambassador, told British Vogue last year. “Perfection is the enemy of almost everything that’s important. The place where I have influence is, I’m an actress, and I work in the fashion industry, and so my points of contact are Hollywood and fashion. I do what I can to push as hard as I can within those [spaces]. I would work with stylists and people would literally laugh at me—they thought this was some silly thing that I’d forget about. I think I lost heart for a little while; I did feel so discouraged, if I’m being honest. I kind of expected that the whole world would be different the next day and what I have come to learn is that change does take time.”