She’s one of the world’s most successful Hollywood actresses.

But Anne Hathaway blended in with the crowd as she arrived at New York’s JFK Airport to catch a flight on Wednesday.

The Ocean’s 8 star, 36, went under the radar in a low-key look, capped off with a stylish baker boy hat as she prepared to jet off.

Off-duty beauty: Anne Hathaway blended in with the crowd as she arrived at New York’s JFK Airport to catch a flight on Wednesday

The actress opted for a long wool navy coat, teamed with jeans and a crew-neck sweater.

The mother-of-one accessorised with black leather lace-up boots and blue mirrored shades.

Anne went make-up free and wore her brunette locks loose as she pulled along her luggage, while toting a black leather handbag on one shoulder.

It comes as the actress revealed that she vowed to give up alcohol for 18 years while her son Jonathan, three, whom she shares with husband, Adam Shulman, is living in the house.

Hat’s the way to do it: The Ocean’s 8 star, 36, went under the radar in a low-key look, capped off with a stylish baker boy hat as she prepared to jet off

Talking about her decision to go teetotal, The Devil Wears Prada star told Tatler: ‘I feel like a traitor. My issue is I just love it. So. Much.

‘But the way I do it makes me unavailable for my son. My last hangover lasted for five days. I’d earned it, it was a day drinking session with friends that went into an evening 𝐛𝐢𝐫𝐭𝐡day party with one of my drinking buddies.

‘I will never be that person who can nurse a glass of wine throughout an entire evening.’

While Anne went on to tell the publication she would probably be an ‘alcoholic’ if she hadn’t become a successful actress.

She added: ‘In the gutter? I could have seen myself being a teacher. Or going into the military. Or being some kind of do-gooder with a death wish. But more likely than anything else I would have been an alcoholic.’

Anne expanded on her acting career during the interview and admitted that someone once told her she would ‘never get a good part again’ once she turned 35.

She said: ‘I was always told that once I turned 35 I would turn into a pumpkin and never get a good part again.

‘It makes me sad that the world tells me my skin is somehow less valuable than it used to be, but I don’t listen and I don’t agree.’

Anne is happily married to actor and producer Adam Shulman, 38; the couple tied the knot in Big Sur, California, in September 2012.

Loved-up: Anne is happily married to actor and producer Adam Shulman, 38; the couple tied the knot in Big Sur, California, in September 2012 (pictured in January)