Emma Watson showed off her ultra classy grown-up fashion

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The 'Perks Of Being A Wallflower' actress looked every inch a fashion star on the red carpet...
Emma Watson showed off her ultra classy grown-up fashion sense when she walked the red carpet at the London screening of her new film 'The Perks Of Being A Wallflower' tonight (September 26).
The stunning actress opted for a twist on the usual LBD, teaming her prom-style black mini with a pair of slim-fitting tuxedo pants as she strutted her stuff at the Mayfair Hotel in London.
Emma Watson kept her makeup simple - think big, fluttering lashes and soft red lips - with high-shine tousled wavy locks.
And her accessories were kept to the barest minimum - she let her timeless elegance do all the talking for her.
Finishing the look off with a pair of high-heeled courts, she smiled radiantly as she posed for photographers outside the screening of 'The Perks Of Being A Wallflower'.
We wonder if she's opted for a more mature look to help persuade producers of 'Fifty Shades Of Grey' that she could handle the role of Ana Steele...
What do you think of the 'Harry Potter' actress' red carpet style - is she weaving black magic or is this outfit in need of an Avada Kedavra moment?
Emma Watson gave a radiant smile as she posed on the red carpet at 'The Perks Of Being A Wallflower' screening tonight - we're loving the classy dress and skinny tuxedo pants combo! September 26 2012 (Splash News)

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