Anne Hathaway Goes Gothic in Iris Van Herpen for ‘Mother Mary’

Anne Hathaway turned to one of Iris Van Herpen’s early 2020s designs for Thursday night’s red carpet screening of her new film “Mother Mary” in London. The Oscar-winning actress turned to the Dutch label’s spring 2020 couture collection, which debuted as part of Paris Couture Week in January 2020. Largely inspired by “neuroscience illustration and deep-sea marine organisms,” per Lily Templeton’s WWD review of the collection, the Gothic look was strewn with black fabric and intricate lines that effectively channeled neural pathways. Anne Hathaway Getty Images for A24 Hints of Gothic, subdued style were incorporated as well, with black fabric set against a sheer base to provide contrast and intrigue in equal measure. The sleeves of the dress were long and billowing, complementing the flowing skirt. Van Herpen’s “Sensory Sea” collection featured “two, intertwined references: hydrozoa, delicate deep-sea organisms that lent their wispy tendrils to her dresses, and the illustrations of Spanish neuroscientist and pathologist Santiago Ramón y Cajal,” per Templeton’s review. Anne Hathaway Getty Images for A24 Hathaway further augmented the dress with a pair of black pumps by Aquazzura in a black tone with lattice-style work. As for accessories, Hathaway favored simple pieces by Bulgari, for which she serves as a global ambassador and past campaign

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