As we reported previously, Emma was rumoured to be coming back to work with Lancôme next year. This has been confirmed, with Ally Dean, associate editor of ‘Elle’ Canada magazine, posting this preview image and blurb on her Twitter.

The preview image shows a new image of Emma for Lancôme’s upcoming ‘Rouge in Love’ lipstick and nail colour range. A little bit more information about the range can be found here online; it doesn’t mention Emma’s involvement with the line but it does go into detail about the product itself.

An experience encapsulated in a lipstick; Rouge in Love by Lancôme delivers exactly that. It is a collection which consists of 24 shades that are tailored to tell their own stories inspired by the moods and moments of today’s stylish young women. The romantic colour pallet is separated into three “love moments” of the day: Jolis Matin, Boudoir Time and Tonight is my Night, with varying degrees of pigmentation. This lavish, light-weight lipstick acts like a second skin with added shine and moisturization. Nourishing repairing oils ensure hydration for up to six hours keeping lips soft and smooth, while a hint of tone-on-tone particles create radiant shades for any occasion. The gentle infusion of rose and lavender, add the ultimate feminine touch. The finest details from the mini mirror engraved with “Rouge in Love” to the red top stitching makes this slick little Lancôme lipstick a must have fashion accessory.

The collection will hit the stores on Valentine’s Day (14 February) 2012.

Oh, and for future reference, Emma’s individual projects with Lancôme now have their own news tags, just to make things easier.

The first clip from “My Week With Marilyn” featuring Emma Watson as Lucy the wardrobe girl has been released. In it, Colin Clark (played by Eddie Redmayne) persistently seeks out Lucy and asks her out; after a few flimsy excuses, Lucy finally agrees to Colin’s date. The clip can be viewed below (clearer clip thanks to Damian-Lewis.com!).

Also, two dozen new high quality photos of Emma at the London premiere of “My Week With Marilyn” have been added into the galleries. Aaaaaaaand that brings out high quality total for the evening up to 206! I don’t know about you guys, but I think that’s just enough, no?

And with the movie coming out in a few days, more and more “My Week With Marilyn” features and behind-the-scenes videos are starting to be released. One new video, which you can see here, features interviews with the cast and crew of “My Week With Marilyn”, as well as new scenes and clips from the movie. The video has new shots of Emma Watson as Lucy sharing an intimate moment with Colin Clark (Eddie Redmayne).

A couple of nights ago, Emma attended the London premiere of “My Week With Marilyn” and lots of the international media were in attendance. As such, we’ve got a whole heap of interview tidbits and from the red carpet with lots of new Emma quotes about acting, Oxford, future projects and much more! Emma confirms in her People.com red carpet interview that she has projects (emphasis on the plural!) in the works but cannot talk about them as of yet.

In related news, the head costume designer on the set of “My Week With Marilyn” spoke recently to Instyle.co.uk about her project; in the interview, she talks about her inspiration for Lucy’s (Emma’s character) wardrobe and how she came about creating it.

“I’m studying and really excited about my next projects,” she said. “I can’t really talk about them right now, but I am going to try and fit in some film projects next year in between school.”

In My Week with Marilyn, which stars Michelle Williams as Marilyn Monroe, Watson plays Monroe’s wardrobe assistant, Lucy. After the Harry Potter films, she was thrilled to take a role that wasn’t quite as high profile.

“I loved it,” she said. “It was less pressure, but at the same time it was an interesting role, although it was a small role. I loved the script and loved the story, and I’m very interested in Marilyn, so I really wanted to do it.”

Read more at the source.

And Emma Watson’s character comes across as slightly naïve but fashion conscious. How did you go about defining her character through costume?
I’d found, in my research, an original cast and crew photograph of The Prince and the Showgirl. Emma was based on a real character and so there was a girl, or a couple of girls, that we could have chosen [from the photograph] so I just picked up on one girl and I based Emma on her because she feasibly could’ve been her. She was wearing a tartan dress, so I found Emma an original tartan dress – all of Emma’s clothes were vintage. I also wanted to introduce a touch of the American influence with Emma because the youth culture was just hitting at that period and we had Jimmy Dean, Marlon Brando, Sandra Dee. I wanted to pick up on that Sandra Dee type of character.
Read more at the source.

Emma is attending the London premiere for “My Week with Marilyn” at this moment, the first photos are already released. We added the first batch in our gallery, keep an eye on this update because we will let you know when we add more. She looks stunning wearing a black skirt and a white glittery top from Jason Wu.

We’ve got a couple dozen of high qualities in the gallery already but we’re in the process of uploading over 100 more! Keep checking back!

UKPA have also uploaded a snippet from their red carpet interview with Emma. In it, Emma talks about how she can “definitely relate” to the celebrity of Marilyn Monroe and how much she can empathise with her position; she also talks briefly about University and working on future projects.

Emma Watson has said she can “definitely relate” to the character of Marilyn Monroe.

Speaking at the London premiere of My Week with Marilyn, Ms Watson, 21, who plays wardrobe assistant Lucy in the film, said: “I certainly feel a lot for her and for what she went through.

“I think she was just trying to find her feet in the midst of this kind of crazy circus that went on around her, and trying to find some sort of balance and some sort of normality in her life, and I can definitely relate to that.”

Ms Watson, wearing an embroidered white top by designer Jason Wu, said she was currently focused on her work at Oxford University, but she said of future projects: “There are a lot of things that I’m lining up.”

The Weinstein Company have teamed up with Katy Perry and released a couple of promotional mash-ups featuring scenes from the “My Week With Marilyn” movie set to Katy Perry’s new song, “The One That Got Away”. Amongst the barrage of new clips of Michelle Williams as Marilyn Monroe and Eddie Redmayne as Colin Clark, there are blink-and-you’ll-miss-it shots of Emma as Lucy, the wardrobe girl. Included in the new footage: Lucy and Colin dancing while on their date; Lucy walking down the road in a yellow cardigan; an extended look at Lucy’s jealousy fused tirade; and an interrupted date scene between Lucy and Colin.

The two videos can be seen below: “The One That Got Away” and “Fantasy“.

Screen captures from the “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2″ DVD have been added to the galleries. Check out the following albums: ‘The Women of Harry Potter‘; ‘When Harry Left Hogwarts‘; and ‘Cast and Crew Final Goodbyes‘. I suggest you check out the ‘When Harry Left Hogwarts’ featurette that is attached to the DVD and Blu-Ray copies: it has a great segment where the cast talk about education on- and off-set and Emma talks quite intimiately about why her education is so important to her.

I’ll be adding captures from the movie and other features later during the week – my emotions can only take so much!