Anne Hathaway has spent the past few months proving that maternity fashion doesn't have to follow traditional rules, and her latest red carpet appearance may be her best statement yet.
© John Salangsang/ShutterstockFor the world premiere of The End of Oak Street in Los Angeles on August 9, the Oscar winner stepped onto the carpet wearing an unexpected couture look that combined architectural pizazz with denim, putting her growing baby bump front and center.
© John Salangsang/ShutterstockRather than choosing a traditional evening gown, Hathaway embraced a fresh silhouette styled by longtime collaborator Erin Walsh. The actress wore a custom Atelier Prabal Gurung design featuring a structured halter top crafted from pale blue silk Mikado.
The sculptural piece featured a dramatic high-low hem that showed off her baby bump while extending into a sweeping floor-length cape behind her. As she walked, a peekaboo crimson lining against the icy blue exterior added a pop of fun and movement to the already dramatic look.
© John Salangsang/ShutterstockTaking the look to the next level, instead of pairing the couture piece with a matching skirt or tailored trousers, Hathaway opted for relaxed low-rise blue jeans. The unexpected styling choice exposed her baby bump completely, blending casual Americana with high fashion in a way that felt both modern and fearless.
She kept the accessories just as luxe, finishing the look with pink satin Aquazzura heels with pointed red toes and Bvlgari jewelry on her wrists and ears. The diamond and ruby pieces picked up the red lining of the cape, bringing the entire look together.
© GettyHathaway kept her beauty look classic and polished, pulling her brunette hair back into a sleek high ponytail that let the dramatic neckline take center stage.
She kept the makeup soft and glowy, with bronze eyeshadow, defined lashes, and sculpted brows. A bold matte red lip brought in the rich red details from her outfit, giving the whole look an Old Hollywood feel with a modern twist.
The End of Oak Street
In the film, Hathaway stars as Denise Platt, while Ewan McGregor plays her husband, Greg Platt. What feels like a Jumanji meets Jurassic Park adventure follows a suburban family whose life is suddenly turned upside down after a mysterious cosmic event rips their entire neighborhood from suburbia and transports it to an unknown location.
With their familiar surroundings gone, the family is forced to navigate an increasingly strange and dangerous environment while figuring out how to survive.
At the film’s world premiere, Hathaway took a moment to thank writer and director David Robert Mitchell: "the person I really wanna thank is you,” she said.
Hathaway acknowledged that while the cast gets to “come in and out” of the project, Mitchell has lived with the story for much longer as both its writer and director. “So I just wanted to say thank you to you for your imagination, for your skill, for your talent, and for trusting us with it,” she said.
