Emma Watson confused about Vanity Fair photoshoot controversy

Emma Watson says she is “confused” by the Vanity Fair photo controversy and says feminism is not something one can use to bash women up.

According to the report, Watson, 26, who posed in a see-through top for the cover of the magazine, was accused by some of being anti-feminist due to her photographs.

Maturing from Hermione to Belle in @beautyandthebeast is a true coming-of-age story for @EmmaWatson: “I couldn’t care less if I won an Oscar or not if the movie didn’t say something that I felt was important for people to hear.” Read the full cover story at the link in bio. Photograph by Tim Walker.

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“Feminism is about giving women choice. Feminism is not a stick with which to beat other women with. I’m confused. Most people are confused. I’m always just kind of… Quietly stunned,” says Watson.

The actress, who will be seen in “Beauty and the Beast” opposite actor Dan Stevens, adds feminism is “about freedom, it’s about liberation. It’s about equality.

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