Anne Hathaway‘s stellar red carpet style almost rivals her award-winning acting.
Yet screen star Anne couldn’t hide her dismay on Tuesday night when the ruffles of her dramatic Armani Prive vintage gown prevented her from even turning her head.
The Les Miserables actress, 34, fell victim to her costume drama as she arrived for the premiere of Colossal in New York, unable to maneuver her body into her best angles for the cameras.
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Pretty premiere: Anne Hathaway looked stunning in glittering Armani Prive at the premiere of her latest film Colossal in NYC – but she was struggling to keep her head above her awkward dress design
The New York native’s festive black gown featured tiers of ruffles and glittering tulle fabric with a cut that showed off the star’s elegant figure and beautiful back.
In addition to her dark couture, Anne carried a boxy mirrored clutch as her sole accessory for the evening, forgoing diamond earrings or glittering rings.
She and stylist Penny Lovell chose the piece from Armani Prive’s Spring 2006 collection to make a statement about wearing sustainable fashion.
Convinced that turning heads would have been the outcome for the outfit, she could never have anticipated that turning her head would be an issue.
The Devil Wears Prada actress styled her hair into a simple updo while focusing her beauty look on flushed cheeks and fluttering eyelashes.
That’s awkward: Anne was stilted by her fashion details on the red carpet
Turning heads: The brunette may have been turning heads but was unable to move her own
Back in black: The 34-year-old talent accentuated her elegant back in a ruffling gown with a low-cut back
Dressed with a purpose: Anne and her stylist decided to dress in vintage Armani to make a statement about wearing sustainable fashion on the red carpet
Mirror, mirror! The New York native carried a simple mirrored clutch while skipping extra jewelry for her night out
Several other stars showed up for the quirky sci-fi’s premiere, including funnyman Jason Sudeikis.
The husband of Olivia Wilde looked low-key in a newsboy cap and vest which he paired with hip sneakers and a blue tie.
The Virginia-𝐛𝐨𝐫𝐧 actor and his ever-lovely Colossal co-star got cozy on the red carpet, hugging each other and smiling warmly for the cameras before the screening began.
Cute costars: Jason Sudeikis and his lovely costar got cozy on the red carpet, hugging and smiling for the cameras
City boy: The comedian wore a newsboy cap with a smart vest and blue tie to the event, dressing things down a bit with a pair of hip sneakers
The sci-fi comedy is about the down-on-her-luck Gloria, who moves back to her hometown after losing her job and splitting from her boyfriend in NYC.
Upon her return to small-town living, she notices a strange connection between herself and a larger-than-life monster terrorizing Seoul, Korea.
The quirky sci-fi is also unique as the first release from crowd-funded, fan-owned studio Legion M.
Colossal arrives in theaters April 7.
