Anne Hathaway + haute couture = one dramatic and ferocious fashion shoot. 

Gown by Dolce & Gabbana, headband (around neck) by Miason Michel, belt by Tom Ford, bracelets by Bottega Veneta

The commentary will be light in this post, because there’s only so many ways to say “beautiful” “dramatic” “emotional” “glamorous” and similar words that describe this superb photo shoot. So sit back, relax, and enjoy a darker, more intense Anne Hathaway than the one you’re used to.

Dress by Alexander McQueen, veil by New York Vintage

Stunning gown, and the veil is fantastic. It makes her look like she has some seriously badass facial tattoos.

Gown by Valentino, headband (around neck) by Maison Michel, belt by Tom Ford, bracelets by Bottega Veneta

You can barely tell the difference between Anne and the statue behind her, because her poise and stillness mimics theirs. I love this gown on her, but I must say, her hands look enormous.

Dress and bracelets by Bottega Veneta

Her eyebrows look great, but I don’t want to watch Anne Hathaway get bondaged-up in lace. At least, not in such close proximity to statutes that it looks like they’re in some weird, frozen orgy.

Veil by New York Vintage

Gorgeous. If it had color, it would look like an Andy Warhol representation of Anne Hathaway. The way the veil makes her features look all pixelated is just fascinating.

Dress by Chanel, veil by New York Vintage

Okay, I liked the veils at first, but this is unfortunately placed and makes her look like she has a mustache. That’s not really Anne’s best look.

Dress by Nina Ricci, headband (around neck) by Maison Michel, belt by Tom Ford

Heartbreaking and breathtaking. Her expression really is fantastic – she knows how to use her acting skills to make her a better model.

Shrug and briefs by Gucci, dress by Dior, headband (around neck) by Maison Michel, thigh highs by Falke

 Love that Gucci shrug more than life itself (for a photo shoot, not necessarily for real life). I’m not a big fan of sheer skirts over diapers, but I love those thigh highs, so it’s worth it.

Dress by Nina Ricci, belt by Tom Ford

Phenomenal. This would make a perfect ad for Nina Ricci – nothing jumps out from the pages of a magazine more than a sad girl in a stunning dress.

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All photographs by Marcus Piggott and Mert Alas for Interview, via Tom & Lorenzo.

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