Emma Watson Debuted on the Red Carpet in an Upcycled Bridal Gown.

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Emma Watson isn't one for frequent red carpet appearances, but when she does... To be sure, it will be remarkable.

The Harry Potter alum attended the Earthshot Prize awards ceremony in London on Sunday, her first red carpet appearance since December's Little Women premiere.

Watson came at the occasion dressed in an optical illusion gown. From one aspect, the huge tulle Harris Reed piece, which was repurposed from previous wedding gowns (! ), appears to be a billowing full-length gown:








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