Anne Hathaway graces the cover of Vogue’s upcoming August issue, captivating fans with a striking photoshoot captured within the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The Oscar-winning actress features on the cover in an elegant high-neck floral dress.
For the accompanying editorial spread, Hathaway selected a daring look: a gemstone-encrusted Givenchy by Sarah Burton top, worn directly on bare skin without undergarments. She elevated the ensemble with a statement Bvlgari High Jewelry ring. The overall styling paid homage to high fashion, instantly reminding fans of her iconic role as Andy Sachs in The Devil Wears Prada.
Renowned hairstylist Orlando Pita crafted Hathaway’s hair, while makeup artist Gucci Westman applied a subtle nude look, emphasizing her brows. The sophisticated and slightly edgy aesthetic resonated powerfully with her audience online.
Fans quickly flooded social media with praise, drawing direct parallels to her most famous characters. “Miranda would be proud of you,” commented one fan, referencing the formidable editor Miranda Priestly, played by Meryl Streep, from The Devil Wears Prada. Others fondly recalled her breakout role, with one declaring, “Queen of Genovia!” in a nod to The Princess Diaries.
Within the pages of Vogue, Hathaway discusses her forthcoming project, the melodrama Mother Mary. In the film, she portrays a pop star, a role she revealed presented unique difficulties. “What struck me immediately when I read the script,” Hathaway shared, “was that it was impossible to ‘perform’ Mother Mary.” She described the process as one requiring significant humility.
According to Hathaway, embracing the character meant accepting a beginner’s mindset: “The humility comes in every day, knowing that you’re going to learn, you don’t know anything. You’re not bad. You’re just a beginner.” This introspective approach highlights the depth Hathaway is bringing to her latest cinematic endeavor.
