Anne Hathaway Takes on Rome in a Patterned Sundress and Valentino Sandals
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Anne Hathaway has been on a serious street style streak this summer.
This week, the actress was seen beaming in a patterned yellow sundress in Rome. The dress's print featured white animal illustrations on the top, and geometric orange designs on the skirt. She accessorized with a pair of oversized black sunglasses and a gold jewelry, including a thing chain bracelet and several rings.
Hathaway visited the Italian city to attend the Valentino Haute Couture show, so it comes as no surprise that she finished off her look with a hot pink Valentino crossbody and the brand's Rockstud flat rubber sandals.
This isn't Hathaway's first Valentino look of the summer. Last month at a Bulgari event, she walked the red carpet in a fluorescent-yellow button-up dress—which she wore open—paired with matching short shorts.
Hathaway has been a fashion icon since her days on the sets of The Princess Diaries and The Devil Wears Prada—and she has since developed a personal style of her own.
In a recent talk with Interview, she said she was inspired and "so influenced" by the fashion film's costume designer, Patricia Field, who also put together the looks in Sex and the City and Emily in Paris.
As for her favorite look from the movie, she said, "I love what I wore to the James [Holt] party, that velvet Chanel coat that went to the knees, and then the miniskirt and the stockings and the slouched boots," The look was completed with layers of Chanel necklaces.
These days, Hathaway always seems to be in two places at once. Just last week she was seen on the set of her upcoming film Mothers in New Jersey. She is also currently doing interviews for her new movie Armageddon Time and her Apple TV+ show, WeCrashed.
Regardless of her whereabouts, though, the actress continues to serve one elevated summer look after another, letting nobody forget she really is the Princess of Hollywood—and of Genovia.
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