"I've got about eight pairs of shoes and that's it," she admitted on the radio show.
Yep that's right, little Hermione Granger,
who could easily wave her Hollywood wand and have shoes magically
appear, keeps it real with less than 10 pairs of footwear, one of which
comes from a basic retailer. "[I've got] 4-inch, little brown Bebe
shoes."
Those heels are fairly budget-friendly (they rarely top $150, as opposed to $750 Jimmy Choos), and a surprising choice considering the fact that the British beauty is worth an estimated $40 million.
Should her shocking shoe admission be a surprise? Not really. In her August interview with Teen Vogue, Watson
explained that she made a conscious decision when she was 9 years old
to keep her life as normal as possible, to the point that she never
really identified herself as famous.
And to maintain her sanity, she
regularly ditches the fancy wardrobe and gobs of makeup in favor of a
more low-key look, telling the magazine that she's a huge fan of
wallet-savvy retailer, Topshop.
"I try not to wear makeup all the time. It is nice to give your skin a
bit of breathing and space. Generally, I wear a lot of sunscreen," she
explained.There you have it; Emma must be the most down-to-earth celebrity in Hollywood history.
"I think, in a way, I was very protected during 'Harry Potter,' because I was working all the time," Watson dished. "I would get in the car, go to the studio, and go home," she said.
In fact, it wasn't until she crossed the pond to attend Brown
University in 2009 that the flaxen-haired starlet got a taste of how
famous she was.She isn't your typical A-list star. (Boo George/Teen Vogue)
"It sounds stupid," she confessed, "or completely unbelievable, but that was when I really realized that I was famous. There are still days when I deal with it horribly and there are days when I deal with it really well."
Watson handles her massive stardom by keeping her friends close. "I feel a bit wobbly before hitting a red carpet. So it's always nice to bring friends, especially because I love to see their reactions. It's not normal to get out of a car and have, like, 80 people screaming at you, and so when they say, 'This is crazy,' it makes me feel slightly more sane."
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