posted by guest

Jun 09, 2009 10:30AM

Gorgeous. She looks like baby Carine in this picture.

posted by nycshoegal

Jun 09, 2009 11:03AM

that bag !!! Burberry is really not my kind of thing but that bag is a dream. ahhh. WANT.

posted by darcykins

Jun 09, 2009 11:11AM

i love Burberry and Christopher Bailey, but i prefer Lily over Emma.

If only what was shown on the runway was easier to find in stores instead of just things covered in that darn plaid.

posted by etoilee8

Jun 09, 2009 11:17AM

I remember when the first HP movie came out and I kept thinking "that girl is gorgeous". So nice to see her coming into her own in a graceful, calm manner. It's wonderful to see child stars who aren't ruined by fame.

posted by Peter

Jun 09, 2009 11:52AM

Accio Burberry campaign!

posted by guest

Jun 09, 2009 11:55AM

Whatever. She's already done a sexed up photo shoot in England. And because she looks like she's fourteen, you can imagine how incongruent the photos looked. As for "starlets from America not ruined by fame," how about Abigail Breslin? And the Disney crew. Selena Gomez, Demi Lovato,Raven Simone, and company still seem pretty normal to me.

posted by guest

Jun 09, 2009 12:04PM

Emma Roberts seems well-adjusted

posted by guest

Jun 09, 2009 12:10PM

lol at #6

posted by guest

Jun 09, 2009 12:19PM

you can be sophisticated when you're 40! teenage years are for fun and experimenting

posted by guest

Jun 09, 2009 12:22PM

@6 & @10.

I like you guys.

posted by guest

Jun 09, 2009 12:22PM

@#6: FINALLY! A Fashionista commenter with a sense of humor!

@#7: Aside from Abigail Breslin, who I LOVE (Superfreak, anyone?!), is that they are all associated with Disney. After watching Britney Spears, Lohan, etc get dragged through the mud after careers with Disney, I personally feel that there is a stigma attached to their child stars.

Of the kids working for Disney today, I can't think of any of them that are decent role model. It seems like all they do is shop or lunching, and when they're not they're leaking naked photos of themselves onto the internet (Vanessa Hudgeons, Raven Simone's Cheetah Girls co-star, Miley Cyrus's half-naked blackberry photos). It just seems like they are ALL a mess.

Anyway, Emma looks amazing here. She is such a beautiful girl and seems like a decent role model for young girls today. And I have to say that I'm with Abby on this one...I'm def. holding my breath for Dakota Fanning

posted by guest

Jun 09, 2009 12:28PM

p.s: I'll save you the trouble so you can hold all of your snarky comments: I realize I made oodles of grammatical errors.

Love, #12

posted by justcallmemarge

Jun 09, 2009 12:49PM

Haha no.12, combating the hateful remarks even before people think them. But I completely agree with you about the Disney stars.

The article wasn't saying that there aren't American starlets who don't seem wholesome and role-model-esque, no.7.

But you can hardly say that Selena Gomez is a mature and sophisticated woman. You would laugh profusely if she was featured in a Burberry campaign.

posted by guest

Jun 09, 2009 1:36PM

she looks fantastic!

posted by guest

Jun 09, 2009 1:52PM

She looks great, i love Burberry campaigns.

# 13 love what you said about the snarky grammatical comments!! Someone will be disapointed.

posted by guest

Jun 09, 2009 2:24PM

I agree with Guest #10. Emma looks smashing, of course, but I can't help but think that both she and her male model friend look all of 12 playing dress-up in their mummy's clothes. I would have rather seen an older, more sophisticated person in the ad.

posted by guest

Jun 09, 2009 2:33PM

Nobody said that everyone from Disney is a great role model, I simply pointed out that it's not as if it's Dakota Fanning or die. And I seem to remember Selena Gomez looking smasing in Teen Vogue a few months back. I wouldn't write her off the fashion list so quickly, #14.

"Now, if only we could groom our young American stars to grow up in the spotlight with as much style and grace as the girl best known as Hermione. We suppose Dakota Fanning is holding her own, but other examples elude us."

Umm, other examples don't elude me. I don't feel at all so worried for America, especially if you look at what little Hermione looks like when she isn't being dressed up by Burberry.

posted by cesarcmma

Jun 09, 2009 4:08PM

youthful sophistication!!! yes yes.. I love her.

posted by guest

Jun 09, 2009 4:29PM

i heard she's quite a diva on the harry potter set.

http://www.suntimes.com/entertainment/zwecker/1573122,CST-FTR-zp14.article

she looks good though.

posted by guest

Jun 09, 2009 4:53PM

If I were Hermione, I would be a diva too.

Love, #12

posted by guest

Jun 09, 2009 5:31PM

Emma is the one person i am happy to see replacing a model for the campaign.

I love selena Gomez. I think that she is gorgeous and really watchable and i think she just has this thing. Its much too soon to tell what kind of path she will take but im really rooting for her and think that she has the potential to stay acceptable.

posted by guest

Jun 09, 2009 5:40PM

she looks amazing, and i can't wait to get that bag. even with the blatant check.

i noticed burberry likes young models...wasn't that rosie huntington (i know i got her name wrong but too lazy to google) a teen too?

posted by guest

Jun 09, 2009 6:20PM

she looks amazing! and yes dakota fanning is probably the only other young american stars with great fashion sense. with all the twilight buzz i can't stand looking at kristen stewart and her fashion choices like the belted yigal dress at the mtv movie awards and not to mention her everyday look. yuck. and then there are the less talented young american actors with every label pasted on to them in the most unflattering way. sigh...

posted by guest

Jun 09, 2009 9:24PM

Not that shes particularly stylish, but Hilary Duff made it out of the formidable years without embarassing herself, so it is possible for disney stars to make it out.