Anne Hathaway looked incredible when she walked the runway for “The Devil Wears Prada 2” European Premiere on April 22. The event was held in Leicester Square, London, England, and the actress posed for photos on the red carpet in a gorgeous black gown with cutout detailing over her ribs.
Anne Hathaway Makes Style Statement on the Red Carpet
The dress was long and black, with a corset-like top, complete with three large buttons and cutout details on the sides and back. It also included a large slit up the side, ending at Hathaway’s thigh.
GettyTo complete her look, Hathaway wore black sandals and kept her jewelry simple, letting the dress be the focus. She wore her hair in a ponytail and opted for a dark shade of red nail polish and matching red lipstick.
GettyAlso in the photos, Hathaway posed with her co-stars, Emily Blunt, Stanley Tucci, and Meryl Streep. It has been 20 years since the original film, “The Devil Wears Prada,” was released in 2006, and there has been great excitement about the stars reprising their roles.
GettyHathaway also shared a moment with Versace designer Donatella Versace, who joined her on the red carpet. The two women were seen embracing and laughing. The actress also shared a sweet clip of them on Instagram on Thursday, April 23. In the caption, she wrote, “The Devil Wears Prada. And Versace. And Vuitton. Love you @donatella_versace.”
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GettyVersace responded, writing, “My ICON. I love you so much. So proud of you and the work you have put into this incredible movie. Once and always a Versace girl.”
Fans also reacted with great excitement. “So excited for this movie.. My fav,” a comment reads. “Looking so good,” another person wrote.
Anne Hathaway Discusses ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ Evolution
GettyAnne Hathaway has already had many memorable red-carpet style moments during the promotions for “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” and she is often celebrated for her effortlessly chic style.
There is much anticipation for the new film, in which Hathaway reprises her role as Andy Sachs, a role she was excited to take on. However, 20 years later, there are also some differences in the character’s evolution. “I think we’re both more confident,” she told People on the red carpet on April 22. “I think that 20 years ago Andy Sachs was really worried about getting it right, and she really wanted to please her boss, and now, I think that she wants to be herself. And I relate to that.”
Hathaway also discussed how the film, known for its incredible fashion, had one scene cut that People described as her “personal highlight,” which included a look she loved. “I think it was a Phoebe Philo t-shirt, train thing,” she said. “It was a garment more than anything else, but I loved it so much.”
