Anne Hathaway puts the spotlight on an iconic Gianni Versace dress

For the new Icons campaign, Anne Hathaway highlights a signature piece from the Versace wardrobe: the metallic mesh dress, designed by the founder of the house.

Versace ambassador, actress Anne Hathaway highlighted the brand’s latest shoot by wearing an iconic dress, whose metallic mesh material reveals all the power and sensuality of Gianni Versace’s fashion in the 80s.

The little metallic dress

Her hair is disheveled, completely left natural, her makeup is ultra discreet, she is alone on a gray background without any particular scenography… Anne Hathaway is the very heart of the photos of the latest Versace Icons campaign and is more than enough for herself. -even.

Anne Hathaway pour Versace © Versace

If the ambassador knows how to captivate the viewer with her innate charm and her legendary smile, it is also her dress that captures the attention. The actress wears an iconic piece from the fashion house, imagined by its creator Gianni Versace and revisited by her little sister, artistic director Donatella Versace, which is characterized by a metallic mesh (the famous Oroton fabric), a nightie cut and a cowl neck. A timeless and symbolic model that represents the DNA of the Italian brand.

Anne Hathaway said: “Versace is more than brilliant prints, powerful cuts and an iconic heritage — it’s a dream realized, an invitation to go beyond the ordinary and live as if the everyday were exceptional. C “is where imagination becomes personal expression. I am very grateful to Donatella Versace for seeing me in this collection; she really sees me even more clearly than I see myself.”

The Versace campaign also features actor Cillian Murphy, dressed in a jacquard knit, a printed black shirt and a wool coat. All these pieces are currently available on the Versace website, in the Icons collection which reinterprets the brand’s great classics.

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