It’s no secret that Anne Hathaway has held icon status since her Devil Wears Prada and Princess Diaries days (yes, she really did give us Andy Sachs and Mia Thermopolis—not all heroes wear capes). But as we’ve grown up, so has she, and our feeds are once again Hathaway-dominated, thanks to news of a Devil Wears Prada sequel on the horizon. This time around, the buzz isn’t just about the plot—it’s about the wardrobe. Hathaway’s personal style has evolved into something we can’t stop double-tapping: classic, polished, and always with a twist.
While Anne’s red carpet moments have long been a masterclass in timeless glamour, her recent looks have leaned into structured tailoring, elevated basics, and an artful mix of menswear silhouettes with feminine flair. Whether it’s a high-neck floral gown for the cover of Vogue or sharp, sculptural pieces that toe the line between avant-garde and refined, her style is all about balance.
With a packed lineup of projects on the way—from The Princess Diaries 3 to Verity and The Odyssey—Hathaway is entering a new era, and her wardrobe is rising to the occasion. Ahead, we’re breaking down four of her latest looks that have us racing to recreate them as we impatiently wait for the first trailer to drop.
On set for The Devil Wears Prada 2, Anne stepped out in a look that felt refreshingly pared back—proof that quiet luxury isn’t just a trend, but a state of mind. Eschewing the viral slim-fit flip-flops fashion insiders have been rotating all summer, Hathaway’s team opted instead for chunky black Chanel sandals that felt delightfully unexpected. Paired with a long denim skirt, white tank, and a layered vest, the look was grounded, effortless, and distinctly her. It’s a masterclass in timeless styling, and a gentle reminder that good fashion (and long-awaited sequels) never go out of style.
At this year’s Met Gala, Hathaway commanded the carpet in a custom Carolina Herrera look that honored both the theme (Superfine: Tailoring Black Style) and the late, great André Leon Talley. The crisp white button-down was perfectly styled with a sculpted, pinstriped skirt, giving a nod to dandyism with her signature grace. The look struck the rare balance between editorial and endlessly wearable, reminding us that tailoring, when done right, is as bold as it is timeless.
In another on-set sighting from The Devil Wears Prada 2, Hathaway channeled Andy Sachs 2.0 in a modern pinstripe suit that walked the line between polished and playful. Instead of a traditional blazer and trouser combo, she wore a sleeveless vest and tapered pants, giving the menswear-inspired look a tailored, feminine edge. The crossbody messenger bag was a nostalgic wink to her character’s early days, but the overall silhouette? Grown, sleek, and entirely chic. This is power dressing reimagined—perfect for the office, drinks, or swapped with shorts and sneakers for the remaining summer days ahead.
For Ralph Lauren’s Fall 2025 show, Hathaway arrived in a head-to-toe tonal taupe look. A classic trench, soft-washed jeans, and barely-there sparkle made for a look that radiated subtle sophistication. Elevated by a high pony, glowy glam, and just-right accessories, it was the kind of outfit that proves simplicity doesn’t always equal boring—if done right, it equals intentional. Recreate it at home with crisp white denim or tan trousers, and don’t forget the finishing touch: a bold lip or your favorite gold hoops.
Tinsley Crisp, Fashion & Beauty Staff Writer
Tinsley Crisp is a Fashion & Beauty Staff Writer at The Everygirl and specializes in reporting on the season’s latest trends and hottest products. As a New York City-based stylist, she’s committed to injecting joy into the art of getting dressed and delivering attainable yet aspirational content to our readers.
