The actress, 41, appeared at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s 2025 Costume Institute Gala in a glamorous and chic Carolina Herreraensemble that put an elegant spin on the theme of “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style.”

Hathaway told Vogue she worked with the house’s creative director Wes Gordon on a look that had to feature a crisp white shirt, which not only fit the dress code but also nodded to Carolina Herrera herself, whom Hathaway called the “queen of the white shirt.”

The top was paired with a studded striped column skirt and a necklace adorned with a massive gemstone. Her glam consisted of a high voluminous ponytail accessorized with a headband and makeup topped with a bright pink lip.

Like some of the stars in attendance, including co-chair Colman Domingo, Hathaway’s look paid homage to late fashion journalist André Leon Talley, who inspired this year’s “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style” theme and exhibit. Talley died in 2022 from a heart attack at the age of 73.

“What we wanted — we love everybody here. We respect everybody here. We dressed for one person and we wanted André Leon Talley to look down from heaven and scream ‘Glamour!’ ” she explained.