Actress Anne Hathaway turned heads in Los Angeles at the world premiere of her film The End of Oak Street, stepping onto the red carpet in low-rise wide-leg denim jeans combined with a custom haute couture top that displayed her pregnancy.
The star, who announced in June that she is expecting her third child, bypassed traditional evening gowns and classic maternity silhouettes for the high-fashion denim look.
The centerpiece of her outfit was a custom sculptural halter top designed by Atelier Prabal Gurung. Crafted from sky blue silk mikado, the high-necked top features a short cropped silhouette in front that leaves her pregnant belly completely uncovered, while falling into an impressive floor-length train down the back.
According to designer Prabal Gurung, the dramatic top is lined in an intense crimson red silk. While the design appears as a minimalist top from the front, its side profile reveals a construction reminiscent of a deconstructed haute couture gown.
Red carpet denim and crimson accents
Hathaway paired the structured couture top with relaxed blue jeans featuring a low waist and wide legs. The intentionally casual denim created a striking contrast with the dramatic silk top, blending everyday streetwear with high-fashion sophistication.
She complemented the ensemble with red pointed-toe pumps that emerged beneath the denim legs, extending the bold red contrast of the top's lining. Her accessories included dangling earrings, several stacked rigid bangles, and rings.
Her hair was styled in a high, polished ponytail, paired with luminous skin and a bold red lipstick that echoed the crimson accents of her outfit.
Redefining maternity fashion rules
The ensemble was put together by celebrity stylist Erin Walsh, who has frequently collaborated with Hathaway on her major public appearances. The look marks the latest statement in Hathaway's distinct approach to maternity dressing throughout her current pregnancy.
By bringing everyday jeans onto a major red carpet alongside bespoke high fashion, Hathaway demonstrated that expectant style does not have to follow rigid guidelines, proving that simple denim can anchor a red carpet look when paired with Prabal Gurung haute couture.
