Emma Watson, arguably England's most successful female export, brings the bacon home to British fashion mag Harper's Bazaar and talks about bullying and all things fashion.

Emma Watson's really been putting her all in the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part Two press juggernaut - even recently confessing that she used to have the hots for cast-mate Tom Felton. Well, you would choose him other the other two, wouldn't you? Right? Anyway, her latest interview is with Harper's Bazaar, which comes with a cover-shoot that sees her posing with a dark wig. Because, y'know, Cheryl Cole has already put everyone off going blonde.

In the interview she covers her exit from Brown University, explaining:

"[Leaving Brown] had nothing to do with bullying, as the media have been suggesting recently. I have never been bullied in my life. Like a lot of other students at Brown, I might spend my third year abroad."

While on the subject of Hollywood, she says:

"LA scares the crap out of me. I feel if I have to work out four hours a day, and count the calories of everything I put in my mouth, and have Botox at 22, and obsess about how I look the whole time, I will go mad, I will absolutely lose it"

And on her People Tree fashion line and recent eco-friendly 'Pure Threads' collaboration with Alberta Ferretti, she adds:

"It can be savage and cruel, in that it's prescriptive - you have to look a certain way and fit a certain mould - but also in the way it's made. When I went to Bangladesh, to a factory where the clothes are made [for mass market labels], it was horrifying. There is a cost to cheap clothes - if people could see the inhumane way they're made, they would never in a million years buy them..."

An excellent point - even from someone with a £32 million fortune.

Harper's Bazaar UK, on sale Thursday 7th July