As a host of the Oscars this year, alongside James Franco, Anne Hathaway had several outfit changes. Here are the different gowns she wore and a little on which ones I liked and didn’t so much. Anne was styled on the night by Rachel Zoe and all of her jewelery was provided by Tiffanys.
On the red carpet in Vintage '02 Valentino
I loved this vintage gown, the poppy red colour is very popular on the red carpet at the moment and teamed with the red lipstick and soft, Hathaway looked lovely.
In a burgundy silk gown by Atelier Versace with co-host James Franco
I also loved this deep wine burgundy dress with the structured bodice and flowing skirt and train, I really liked the way her hair was pulled around to a loose side bun as well.
In a gorgeous embellished Givenchy gown and a lace and crystal encrusted Tom Ford design
The Givenchy was a stunning dress, will the embellished metallic bodice creating a beautiful contrast to the full skirt. The Tom Ford gown on the other hand wasn’t one of my favourites, it doesn’t fit with her usual style, and I feel like she’s too covered up with a high neck and full length. I haven’t seen the back, but if it has a cut out then I love it, if not, then it’s too much!
Cross dressing with James Franco, Hathaway wears a custom made Lanvin Tux
Hathaway, while wearing menswear, managed to look feminine and beautiful in this Lanvin tux with amazing metallic heels and a cute 60s style ponytail.
In silver fringed Oscar de la Renta
I wasn’t a huge fan of this dress either, while its intricate and beautiful, i doesn’t do a lot for Hathaway’s figure, and I’m not sure about the asymmetrical one shoulder look. I also feel her hair looked under done to accompany such a glittering dress.
- In a metallic blue Giorgio Armani dress and corsetted Vivienne Westwood ball gown
I’m sorry to say I didn’t like the Armani dress either, Hathaway looked lovely in the sapphire blue, but the neckline and bust weren’t flattering on her. However I loved it from the waist down, with the column style skirt. Finally the Vivienne Westwood ball gown, said to be designed in London specifically for the occasion was beautiful, but again isn’t something Hathaway would normally wear and I think she looks a little uncomfortable in it. The dress makes her look very pale and washed out. Another aspect I didn’t like of this outfit was her severe pulled back hair, the whole ensemble reminds me of when Hathaway was in The Princess Diaries.
This almost-mullet dress is another which made me stop in my tracks when watching the show. Blake Lively looked amazing in it. I love the way it’s a long dress, but still shows of her amazing legs. It also pulls in at her tiny waist and shows cleavage without being too racy, which makes it sexier I think. Lace was very in last season, as was gun-metal-grey, so as well as being beautiful, this Zuhair Murad gown was so on trend. Exactly what you’d expect from an Upper East side girl in New York!
This gown is absolutely stunning, from the 
Normally I’m not a fan of 
There is no denying that this dress is beautiful. With all of the different reds, oranges and corals, the ruffles are accentuated and add depth to the skirt. Again it fits with Blair’s style of strapless and voluminous. However the bright colour is quite out of character for Blair. However actress Leighton Meester pulls it off perfectly on set in Paris. Teamed with a red lip, gorgeous swept back hair and bright pink clutch, the dress is a jaw dropper.
Emily Jane 