Every Magical, Mystifying Dress Emma Watson Wore on Her Press Tour

Not only was the dress created by Tisci (who is no longer at the fashion house), but the black chiffon and satin gown was made from Eco-Age-certified organic fabrics. Emma finished the look with a pair of black faux-leather heels and jewels by Ana Khouri and Eva Fehren.

Emma's dress featured a single slit, allowing her to show off her sandals.

The actress channeled Belle in a lovely organza number created by Maria Grazia Chiuri.

The design came complete with a light cape, though Emma shed the piece to read books to children at Lincoln Center in New York.

Emma promoted the sustainable quality of shopping vintage when she shared the slouchy suit she wore on her way to Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Emma walked into the studio with her blazer buttoned, accessorizing with delicate black sandals.

Emma's off-the-shoulder look, worn for her interview with Jimmy Kimmel, was created by couture-trained pattern makers in Germany. Emma completed the outfit with jewelry by Laura Lombardi, who handmakes her pieces from recycled materials, and Pippa Small, who is a social anthropologist.

Emma pulled a brilliant move when she tied a Mainline basics tee around her bespoke, hand-embroidered dress from Oscar de la Renta's Italian mill. She completed her outfit with All Blues handmade recycled jewelry.

Oscar de la Renta shared a few snaps of the design team putting the finishing touches on Emma's look.

Here's a close up of the dress's intricate embroidery.

Emma tapped Roland Mouret for her LA press junket look because of the designer's attention to the environment. She completed the look with ankle-strap sandals from sustainable footwear brand Susi Studio.

Emma wore a twisted satin top with Oscar de la Renta trousers for a visit to The Ellen DeGeneres Show. She zeroed in on her jewels by Article22, which were crafted from Vietnam War shrapnel.

Emma completed her talk show outfit with her Burberry silk pumps. These have been a go-to for the star's fancier press tour stops. She re-wore the same Oscar de la Renta trousers from the film's premiere red carpet event.

The actress adjusted the position of the rose on the design, which comes from the Fall 2017 runway. She accessorized with Anita Ko earrings.

Emma kept it casual white promoting the film in Shanghai. Her Spring 2017 Cienne pieces, including the Emma top ($295) and the Mick pant ($365), are made with sustainable practices in New York's Garment District.

Emma paired her one-shoulder top and trousers with white sneakers and braided her hair for a casual touch.

The piece was constructed from leftover fabric from one of the label's Couture collections.

When Emma hit the red carpet at the Shanghai premiere, she slipped out of her shawl to show off the gown's intricate train and accessorized with Repossi jewels.

The actress opted for a sophisticated, all-black ensemble. She tapped 3.1 Phillip Lim for a look that was made with "responsibly sourced fabrics," including biodegradable yarn.

The outcome was an elevated take on comfort when she hit the red carpet, and Emma styled her outfit simply with matching hoop earrings and her Burberry silk pumps.

Emma's Emilia Wickstead bespoke piece was created from unwanted fabric by an all-female team in the London atelier. She debuted it at the London screening of Beauty and the Beast.

Emma stunned from every angle, sweeping up her hair to show off her off-the-shoulder neckline and accessorizing with delicate diamond jewels.

Emma styled her artful bustier with a pair of trousers from Spanish label Carmen March. She wore the same Burberry silk pumps she's been sporting throughout her press tour.

The actress tapped the brand for this leather moto jacket and mockneck dress, finishing her outfit with Good Guys Don't Wear Leather moto boots and even a pair of organic socks.

Emma walked the red carpet in this cobalt number with slices and cutouts, made from recycled polyester by Nicolas Ghesquiere.

Emma completed her outfit with the brand's signature edgy leather boots and a Repossi ring.

The outfit was complete with Burberry silk pumps.

Emma's fancy jumpsuit debuted on the Oscar de la Renta Fall 2017 runway.

Emma completed her jacket, made from recycled materials, with a Filippa K two-tone jumper and Good Guys Don't Wear Leather sneakers.