Anne Hathaway looks even better at 42 than she did at 20.

After 20 years, the film "The Devil Wears Prada" has officially announced a sequel, featuring Andy in 2025.

Anne Hathaway appeared on set, and a series of leaked photos quickly sparked discussion.

From a sleek vintage striped suit by Jean Paul Gaultier, to a vibrant multicolored maxi dress by Gabriela Hearst, to a fresh and casual Toteme vest and denim skirt, it seems she's recreating the classic street style montage from the first film.

It's undeniable that 42-year-old Anne Hathaway is in fantastic shape. While she may have fine lines around her eyes compared to her 20s, her eyes are brighter. She's no longer pursuing a "perfect image," instead living the life that millions of women aspire to.

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Recently, Anne Hathaway graced the cover of VOGUE US for the fourth time in 13 years.

At this year's Met Gala in May, Anne Hathaway's classic white shirt, paired with gorgeous accessories and an exquisite skirt, made her the most relaxed woman on the red carpet.

And at major fashion weeks and on the red carpet, she's sported a variety of colorful pieces, making it hard not to wonder if she's still the same Princess Anne from 20 years ago, a 360-degree, breathtaking beauty.

Seeing these stunning red carpet photos, many might still say, "Beautiful women look good in anything," or "You still have to be thin."

That's a complete mistake. What I want to share is that Anne Hathaway's fashion ups and downs teach us a lesson: No matter how beautiful you look, it's not as good as how you dress.

In fact, Anne Hathaway's recent quiet time in the fashion world is directly attributed to her style.

It's not like she hasn't been "ugly" before. Just look at her outfits from years ago: she'd pile on all sorts of colors and elements, and her hair was completely unstyled. It wasn't just casual; she looked like a regular person walking down the street.

This has a lot to do with her personal experience. Ever since winning the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for "Les Misérables," audiences and some media outlets have been mocking her "perfection," saying she even rehearsed her jokes in advance. So, Princess Anne hid her beauty and became much more low-key.

Thankfully, she's made a comeback in the fashion world. No longer shy or afraid of media criticism, she's even hired renowned stylist Erin Walsh, making a strong comeback!

It's true, "clothes make the man." Even someone as beautiful as Anne Hathaway can't dress casually.

Below, let's take a look at the beauty's effortless and stylish everyday looks and see what styling ideas we can learn from her.

01. White Shirt Look

Several of her everyday looks over the past six months have been reminiscent of white shirts.

In addition to the white shirt she wore at the Met Gala, Anne's Ralph Lauren look while watching tennis last year was also a standout. She paired a bright yellow silk skirt with a white shirt, creating a relaxed and effortless look, but the touch of yellow added a striking accent.

02. Dress Look

Anne Hathaway previously wore a Simkhai pale blue tulle ruffled mermaid dress for a TV show. She looked elegant and radiant, a sight to behold.

Looking back at the short skirts she's worn to several events, they also perfectly showcase her youthfulness, contributing to her appearance beyond her 42-year-old self.

Bright colors also suit Anne well. She's worn red dresses at several events, appearing graceful and radiant, her smile radiant, her whole person seemingly radiating.

03. All-Black Looks

Many of her looks at award shows and on the red carpet often adhere to the principle of simplicity. These all-black looks demonstrate that the only key to wearing all-black well is the silhouette!

For example, she wore an all-black look by Armani. The silhouette was simple, clean, and just the right amount of looseness. Combined with her tall figure, she exuded a charisma that rivaled that of a female demon.

The high-top hairstyle, styled with a black headband, not only maintained a consistent color palette but also perfectly highlighted her classic temperament.

And then there's Anne's black dress from the early film "The Devil Wears Prada," where she rushed to a dinner. The dress was cinched where necessary and convex where necessary, highlighting her curves while remaining graceful but not glamorous.

The several all-black looks captured on set are all stunning. Her vibrant features and classic temperament are perfectly balanced with black, making it easier to create a fashionable look. Classic elements, such as her hairstyle and accessories, also add a touch of individuality.

After admiring Anne Hathaway's red carpet and everyday looks, we certainly have to admit that her exquisite features, radiant skin, and slender figure are all key factors in her resurgence in fashion.

But for the average person, what's even more valuable and necessary to learn is her willingness to freely showcase herself, her ability to find styles and pieces that enhance her strengths, and her unwavering courage, confidence, optimism, and resilience.