Emma Watson has fallen under the spell of Will Adamowicz, clearly enchanted by her new beau.

The besotted duo attended Coachella, but spent more time gazing at one other than watching bands.

The Harry Potter actress didn't seem shy kissing her boyfriend in full view of the public at the music event, which is around a 90 minute drive from Los Angeles, even closing her eyes passionately as she planted a kiss on Will's lips.

Blossoming romance: Emma Watson was seen in the arms of Will Adamowicz as she attended Coachella

Will, who has been dating Emma since the end of last year, looked equally infatuated as he gazed at his famous girlfriend with a look that only couples in their honeymoon phase possess.

When they weren't lost in each other's eyes adoringly, they still appeared content just to be together.

 

 

The real deal? Emma looked rather content in the arms of her new beau and as they gazed at one another

She was also rather unceremoniously dumped by Made In Chelsea's Francis Boulle, who boasted he 'didn’t want to be the boyfriend of some child actress'.

Hollywood's hottest: Emma puts an arm around Lily Collins as they pose with neon wristbands

 

With their gang: Emma and her beau were said to have watched Laura Marling perform

More recently, Emma dated Johnny Simmons, having met on set of The Perks Of Being A Wallflower.

Yet it is believed he refused to follow her to England after she enrolled at Oxford.

Emma
was also busy making friends with Lily Collins, 23, with both of
Hollywood's hottest young stars posing with their arms around each other

and showing off their neon pink wristbands.

Elsewhere, several other famous faces were in attendance at the U.S. festival.

 

 

Getting carried away: Glee star Chord Overstreet carries his girlfriend Emma Roberts through the polo field at Coachella

They included Paris Hilton, Katy Perry, Ke$ha, Whitney Port and Rosanna Arquette.

Socialite Paris was seen swanning around Coachella doing her best hippie chick impression.

She bared her midriff in a white bejeweled bikini top and a flowing ankle-length skirt as she looked ready to dance around a maypole.

 

 

 

 

Hats off to them: Rosanna Arquette and Ke$ha kept cool with their headwear in Indio, California

 

 

 

Party girls: Katy Perry and Paris Hilton let their hair down at Coachella this weekend

The 31-year-old teamed her ensemble with pink and blue hair extensions, together with a flower garland of blue buds, a pair of reflective aviator shades and a large tassel necklace around her neck.

Meanwhile Noel Gallagher was cheered on by the crowd in the California desert yesterday as he took to the stage - 10 years after he and his brother Liam headlined the gig as Oasis.

Supporters joyfully waved British flags, while another was seen donning masks of the British monarch Queen Elizabeth and her grandson Prince William.

 

 

Good times! Coachella music fans dance during Day 2 of the 2012 Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival held at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California

 

Cooling down: The crowd at Coachella get some much needed blasts of water

Gallagher's band released its self-titled debut album last October, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds.

Along
with the four other members of his group - Russell Pritchard (bass
guitar, backing vocals), Mike Rowe (keyboards), Tim Smith (guitars) and
Jeremy Stacey (drums, percussion) - he reprised some classic Oasis hits

to the delight of the Coachella crowd.

Gallagher dedicated the Oasis b-side track Half The World Away to all the Brits in the audience.

 

 

Back at Coachella after ten years: Noel Gallagher, left, performs with his band High Flying Birds

He also performed Little By Little and Talk Tonight, rounding off with Don't Look Back In Anger.

The Mancunian star is currently on tour in America - and has said before he is quite happy to perform Oasis tracks.

But in an interview with Rolling Stone ahead of his Coachella performance, he noted how much things have changed since he headlined the event with brother Liam in 2002.

He says he is now 'strangely relaxed'. Before, he recalled, Coachella was 'very much a gig in a field'.