Emma Watson dah dewasa: bergambar separuh bogel untuk majalah Vanity Fair

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Emma Watson's 'topless' Vanity Fair shoot divides opinion

'Feminism, feminism... gender wage gap... why oh why am I not taken seriously... feminism... oh, and here are my tits!' says Julia Hartley-Brewer

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Julia Hartley-Brewer, a talkRadio presenter and Telegraph columnist, slammed the image Getty Images
Emma Watson has stoked controversy for her provocative photo shoot.

The actor, who rose to fame for playing Hermione in Harry Potter, is Vanity Fair’s March cover star. Watson posed in nothing but a cut-out crochet open top by Burberry and white lace skirt for British fashion photographer Tim Walker.

The image of Watson, who is also a feminist campaigner and UN ambassador, has fiercely divided opinion on Twitter. While some argued it was a bravely feminist shoot, others claimed the image was “hypocritical” given Watson positions herself as a feminist.

Julia Hartley-Brewer, a talkRadio presenter and Telegraph columnist, slammed the image.

Ms Hartley-Brewer, who is known for her controversial opinions, shared the photo of Watson which was splashed on page three of The Sun.

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Emma Watson: "Feminism, feminism... gender wage gap... why oh why am I not taken seriously... feminism... oh, and here are my tits!" pic.twitter.com/gb7OvxzRH9
— Julia Hartley-Brewer (@JuliaHB1) March 1, 2017
She questioned why posing topless for a “posh magazine” like Vanity Fair was “empowering” yet doing it page three constituted “exploitation”.

The commentator’s accusation angered many, with people rushing to condemn the assertion and argue feminism and nudity were in no way “mutually exclusive”.

“Ah, I hadn't realised that feminism had a strict dress code,” quipped James Holt.

“Yes we are still having the fucking convo that if you are feminist you have to desexualize yourself,” said another.

“Apparently you can't be a feminist and love your body - the two are mutually exclusive,” said Federica Cocco.

But other critics took aim at Watson for the shoot. “Feminist: Page three girls? Topless? Ban them! Emma Watson topless? Brave and Stunning! #doublethink #hypocrisy,” said Brett Caton.

“The First Rule of Feminist Club - burn your bra if you want to. Some poor loves seem a bit confused,” chipped in another.

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Watson, who appeared in the magazine to promote her upcoming film Beauty and the Beast, graduated from Brown University in 2014 and then became a Global Ambassador for the United Nations in July 2014. She helped to launch the UN Women campaign HeForShe which calls on men to advocate gender equality.

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