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"Anne Hathaway&amp;#39;s Red-Carpet Style Evolution\\nAnne Hathaway has gone from playing princesses to dying French prostitutes&amp;#8212;and her style transformation has been no less dramatic. We look at a few of her best (and not-so-best) red-carpet moments.\\nWith her natural makeup and long, effortless hair, it's easy to see how Hathaway became America's (exceptionally pretty) girl next door. A white button-down shirt (is that her belly button?) and frumpy oatmeal skirt aren't only bizarrely casual, they also age her 20 years. No one\u2014not even your librarian\u2014looks good in a midcalf length.\\nWho can blame Hathaway for dressing as a Disney princess when she played one in a movie? We can, however, quibble with the up-to-there, hoochie-mama slit up to the thigh.\\nWe've all been there. Christian Lacroix sends you an ultrashiny brocade dress with a train, acid green bow, and excessive ruching\u2014how are you supposed to tell him it's just too much? Most people would look 100 percent crazy in this, but with her flattering new bangs and a high-wattage smile, you still notice Hathaway, and not just the baroque Christmas-tree ornament she's wearing.\\nHaving a fashion identity crisis? Call in the big guns: Rachel Zoe. It's no surprise that thanks to her, Hathaway started to step up her style, beginning with the *Devil Wears Prada* press tour, on which she wore this Grecian Alberta Ferretti gown, paired with flawless smoky eyes and a stately updo.\\nValentino and Hathaway may have a beautiful friendship (we'd love to be a fly on the wall for apr\u00E8s-ski at his house in Gstaad), but their red-carpet collaborations have been no less stunning. She completed this old-Hollywood look perfectly with ladylike pearl earrings and dark, groomed brows.\\nThis skintight Giorgio Armani Priv\u00E9 dress is a departure for Hathaway\u2014and tons of sequins plus a supertight fit could have equaled disaster. But her gorgeous loose waves and rosy makeup keep it from being too much.\\nLooks like Catwoman left her mark. In a Tom Ford dress and strappy boots with bold lips and a sleek pixie from her role in *Les Mis\u00E9rables,* Hathaway is clearly no longer afraid to dress outside of her comfort zone, or like a dominatrix.\\nHathaway was a lock for an Oscar for her role as Fantine\u2014and she certainly looks confident in this beaded Chanel gown. Her feathered pixie, subtle pink lips, and minimal jewelry spell victory without trying too hard.\\nFor the Screen Actors Guild Awards\u2014her final big pre-Oscars appearance\u2014Hathaway pulled out all the trends yet managed to strike a balance between elegant and fun with her sheer-paneled Giambattista Valli dress, pompadour pixie, and butterfly nail art."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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