An uncertain day in 2017, like a miracle, a surge of hatred towards Ann Hataway started to come back. For the first time in 2013, when the actress was on stage at the Oscars, ready to receive a statuette for her role in Les Miserables, was one of America’s most hated movie stars. People couldn’t stand her constant smile, her girlish enthusiasm, her desperate and palpable hunger for approval. One article after another came out, in which there was an attempt to analyze why everyone, especially the Internet community, did not forgive her anything. Psychology professor Terry Pettyjohn went so far as to say that the public hated her because her “mature face” and thin figure somehow reminded us of the ongoing economic crisis. Ann Hataway she fell victim to the Hollywood starlet life cycle, namely: Phase 1: She’s beautiful and talented!; Phase 2: It’s everywhere, I love it; Phase 3: It’s everywhere, I hate it. It happened to Jennifer Lawrence, it happened to Taylor Swift, it’s happening now to Margot Robbie, who, poor thing, has just entered her third phase thanks to the success of Barbie. The solution is to go into hiding for a while, Swift usually goes on a world tour and then disappears, Lawrence married a gallery owner and had a baby, Hathaway went into hiding. “I feel like people need a break from me,” he said in 2014, explaining his absence from the stage.
It took several years, but his path to redemption was finally officially over. Anne Hathaway today, the mother of two, apparently happily in a very private marriage to a New York entrepreneur, who turned forty last November, is back (we heard good things about Eileen, her upcoming film, during festival season) and is in the midst of She’s in the midst of her fashionista era – now she’s stunning, and there’s nothing left for anyone. Front row at various fashion weeks, particularly strategic week alongside Anna Wintour to remind us of fame The Devil Wears PradaOn red carpets around the world, Anne Hathaway is proving that her style evolution, like her return to Hollywood, is a lesson in patience. Credit also goes to stylist Erin Walsh, whose portfolio includes Sarah Jessica Parker, Kerry Washington, and most recently Selena Gomez and Sydney Sweeney. Ann previously collaborated with Lowe Roach, but the stylist was probably too eccentric for her style preferences.
Hathaway and Walsh met while Hathaway was pregnant with her second child, Jack, and hit it off immediately. Both believe that fashion is a means of spreading positivity—or “love and light,” in their words, “to a world that needs it.” A bold and solid color is often their winning choice, as seen in a full leopard print look, including tights, at Valentino’s fashion show during the Paris Haute Couture show this January, another all-purple look by Versace in Tokyo at the opening of the Bulgari Hotel. , an endless cascade of nothing but white sequins from Armani Privé at the Cannes Film Festival, and Anne stunning in a black crocodile minidress, sheer stockings and vertiginous shoes, all black and again all from Versace. This is no coincidence: Hathaway is also the face of the Versace Icons Collection campaign, which launched last April. “Joy, boldness and fun” are the three main ingredients Walsh calls her client’s style, but the inner confidence that only certain true stars can bring to the red carpet is also crucial. “Anne is literally glowing. It doesn’t just come from clothes, it comes from unlocking your potential and taking advantage of opportunities.” In short, the potential was always there, perhaps smothered by internet gossip for years, but now that they’ve met and found themselves in complete harmony, it’s time to have some fun and leave everyone speechless.
“Erin considers my idiosyncrasies a strength… I may have been a little confused at first because I was introduced to the world as a teen princess, but I’ve never really been comfortable with things that are ‘sweet’ and ‘pretty’ – not that there’s something about it. Like Erin, I like to take risks when they’re the right ones,” Hathaway said in an interview with the Hollywood Reporter for its March issue of Hollywood’s 25 Most Influential Stylists. Some of these righteous risks include a corseted Versace puffer jacket. jacket seen at Sundance, and the much-photographed Christopher John Rogers multicolored polka dot suit she wore on Colbert’s Tonight Show. But, fortunately, not everything can be captured by the paparazzi. Erin Walsh’s TikTok profile is a treasure trove of exclusive content – snippets of some of her best looks, including a white tweed Met Gala dress held together with just a few gold and pearl pins, or a stunning hooded suit for the Bulgari event in Venice that went Worldwide. social media, and for good reason. Walsh told British Vogue that the next clothing designs will be inspired by Ziggy Stardust and Jane Birkin, among others. Seeing what comes out of this fusion of eccentricity and light-heartedness will require a little patience, nothing compared to what Anne Hathaway has had with all of us for years.
