How Anne Hathaway Dresses Her Baby Bump for the Red Carpet

It’s been a hectic year for Anne Hathaway. Since January, the actress has been hopping from one film promotion to the next. Shortly after The Devil Wears Prada 2 wrapped, she announced that she was expecting her third child with her husband Adam Shulman. If anything, the news has made her already-packed fashion calendar even more interesting.

There’s been little time for a wardrobe reset, though. Fresh from The Devil Wears Prada 2, Anne immediately moved into the press tour for Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, before heading straight into promotions for The End of Oak Street. For an actress juggling back-to-back films and a growing bump, her recent run of appearances has been nothing short of stellar.

Working with stylist Erin Walsh, Anne has leaned into maternity dressing without allowing it to become the defining feature of every look. From sculptural gowns to breezy separates, her choices show just how much room there is to play with proportion, texture, and silhouette while dressing for a changing body.

Ahead, a closer look at the standout looks from her maternity press tour wardrobe.

One of Anne’s first maternity looks came courtesy of New York-based brand Ashlyn: a bright red jumpsuit dress that she unintentionally wore backwards, creating the scoop neckline. Its lightweight, figure-skimming construction comes with a dropped peplum waist and tapered legs that mimic a draped midi skirt.

For the Paris stop of The Odyssey press tour, Anne embraced an altogether more romantic silhouette in a fondant-hued Louis Vuitton custom look, accented with diamond-encrusted jewelry from Bvlgari.

The leather bodice featured an empire cut, and ruffles gathered along the neckline. From there, a floor-length pleated skirt cascaded around her torso and bump, giving the mythology-inspired piece plenty of room for movement.

At the New York premiere of The Odyssey, Anne turned up the glamour in a custom creation by Prada.

A crystal-encrusted halter bodice met an ivory-white pleated skirt, creating an ethereal silhouette without feeling overly precious. With her hair styled into a loose updo, the ethereal ensemble was sealed off with white-gold and diamond-encrusted Bvlgari jewelry.

Soon after The Odyssey wrapped, Anne was already onto her next press tour for The End of Oak Street, a sci-fi survival film in which she leads the cast as Denise, a family matriarch.

At the world premiere, she traded the expected red-carpet gown for a sculptural high-low halter top by Prabal Gurung. Crafted from celestial-blue and vivid-crimson silk Mikado fabric, the top came with a cascading train that brought plenty of drama from the waist down. Straight-cut jeans from La Ligne grounded the look, giving her bump-baring ensemble a decidedly more relaxed edge.

For her appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Anne was dressed head-to-toe in black, pairing a ruffled halter top with wide-leg tailored trousers and simple sandals.