Anne Hathaway has been having quite the fashion moment. Up until recently, the A-list actress has been known more for her career, hard work and hustle than her sense of style — much like her diligent yet sartorially-challenged The Devil Wears Prada counterpart, Andy Sachs.
Yet, like Andy, Anne always had the potential to pull off a showstopper: she was just holding back. Because over the past two years, we have been introduced to a new era of Anne Hathaway, an era of Valentino PP pink, towering platforms, tiny mini dresses, Atelier Versace gowns, legs for days and, on occasion, bringing puffer jackets to the red carpet.
