Anne Hathaway leans fully into contrast for her Vogue Australia feature, stepping away from red carpet polish and into something far more casual. The look, built around Valentino, strips things back to essentials while still feeling styled. It balances softness, structure, and a touch of rebellion. It is less about perfection and more about attitude, and that’s exactly what makes it stand out.
Anne Hathaway pairs Valentino jacket and lacy bralette with sheer skirt for Vogue Australia
At the core of the look is a delicate black lace bralette, worn as a top. The intricate lace detailing brings in a sense of femininity, but it is not overly romantic; instead, it feels sharp and intentional, especially when paired with the rest of the styling. The barely-there nature of the piece creates a base that feels raw rather than extra constructed.
Layered over it is a relaxed Valentino leather jacket, worn loose and slightly off-shoulder, which shifts the entire mood. The jacket adds weight and contrast, breaking up the softness of the lace and introducing a tougher edge. It’s styled in a way that feels almost accidental, like it’s been thrown on at the last minute, which only adds to the effortless feel of the shoot.
The sheer skirt continues that tension between exposure and coverage. Light and airy, it skims the body without fully revealing it. The transparency allows the underlying textures to come through, making the look feel layered rather than minimal. She paired the look with vintage Valentino lace tights, as noted by Vogue. They featured floral patterns that were subtly visible beneath the sheer fabric.
Her accessories stayed minimal but impactful, with Bulgari rings adding a quiet touch of polish. Her hair and makeup followed the same direction. It was natural, slightly undone, and in sync with the energy of the outfit.
It is a look that feels effortlessly undone, proving Hathaway can move between glamour and relaxed edge with equal ease.
Originally reported by Viha Shah on The Fashion Spot
