Why did Hermione quit Muggle Studies?

Hermione Granger took Muggle Studies, as well as every other class, in her third year, despite being Muggle-born. She wanted to study Muggles from the wizards’ point of view, and excelled in the class, but dropped it at the end of the year when she found her schedule too demanding.

Why don’t they use phones in Harry Potter?

As JKR clearly explains, electricity and other muggle related comforts do not work in and around Hogwarts as there is “too much magic” around Hogwarts. Hence, mobile phones which need electricity (batteries) to work would obviously not work.

What kind of clothes does Hermione Granger wear?

One of Hermione’s best-known outfits is the pink hoodie she wore with jeans in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. It was part of a new set of Muggle clothing for Harry, Ron, and Hermione to make them seem more like relatable teenagers than characters from a fantasy world.

Why was the Yule Ball so important to Hermione Granger?

The Yule Ball was a turning point for Hermione. It was the first time anyone had seen her in dress robes and without her trademark frizzy hair. Not to mention it was at the Yule Ball that Ron first noticed she was a girl and not one of the boys. Hermione wore a lot of pink and purple in the later Harry Potter movies.

What did Hermione Granger wear to Fleur and Bill’s wedding?

Hermione attended Fleur and Bill’s wedding in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows wearing a gorgeous red cocktail dress that would be impossible to miss in a crowd — even if that crowd was in Piccadilly Circus among double-decker buses. The custom-made dress featured a floral detail at the waist with ruffles running down the skirt.

What kind of sweater does Hermione wear in Deathly Hallows?

Hermione wore many cozy sweaters and scarves in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. The knits were especially prominent when the trio of Harry, Hermione, and Ron camped in the woods. Hermione wore a soft grey sweater with a fair isle pattern and accessorized it with a scarf and multicolored, fingerless gloves.