One Day

As if we needed another reason to adore the multitalented Anne Hathaway, the Hollywood sweetheart stepped out for the London premiere of One Day, channeling easy glamour in a lace-embroidered Alexander McQueen dress. We love the nod to Old Hollywood with a red lip and perfectly retro waves, while the white dress and McQueen leather whipstich pumps play beautifully to the season. To finish, Anne added a few megawatt baubles — and her signature, megawatt smile to match. Click through to see all angles of the fabulous premiere look.

Source: All Angles: Anne Hathaway Dazzles in Alexander McQueen at the One Day Premiere

Jim Sturgess and Anne Hathaway, who wore Alexander McQueen, were side by side for the London premiere of One Day this evening. The costars, who walked the red carpet together, reunited overseas after spending a few days together promoting the project in NYC earlier this month. Our I'm a Huge Fan winner was in the Big Apple to chat with Anne in person during her visit, and the two talked about everything from Anne's love of Adele to her Glee guest-starring desires, and her latest role as Catwoman. Anne has been taking breaks from the set of The Dark Knight Rises as she travels to do press and make appearances for her latest film. One Day hasn't necessarily been a critical hit with American reviewers, but we'll see if European audiences give it a warmer reception when it opens there this week. After all, the bestselling novel it's based on originated — and is especially beloved — in England, though it has now sold more than one million copies worldwide.

Today marks the release of Anne Hathaway's new film One Day; a movie that spans over the course of 20 years, following Anne's character through many different hair, makeup, and style changes — not unlike the actress's real-life style evolution. A breakout role in the Princess Diaries may have proven nearly autobiographical for Anne Hathaway; her princess-like rise to Hollywood stardom and elite style status align with that of her fictional character. Now she's one of Hollywood's top young actors and muse to elite designers like Armani Privé and Valentino, but Anne began her career with a modest girl-next-door style that lacked the polished presence we expect from her today. Boasting a résumé that includes roles in Brokeback Mountain, The Devil Wears Prada, Rachel Getting Married, and now One Day, and countless red carpets later, Anne's earned her place in Hollywood about a dozen times over. We've enjoyed every moment of Miss Hathaway's fashionable evolution from girl next door to classic Hollywood star, one who channels ladylike polish via romantic dresses, feminine embellishments, and lots of red on the red carpet. Before you see One Day in theaters, click through to see just how far Anne Hathaway has come.

Source: Anne Hathaway's Style Evolution

Anne Hathaway wore Alexander McQueen last night to the NYC premiere of her new movie One Day. She laughed with costar Jim Sturgess on the red carpet, but was apparently happy to chat all about her real-life love. Anne Hathaway spoke about boyfriend Adam Shulman, saying, "I'm a romantic at heart — he's the best. . . . I couldn’t say enough about him." Adam didn't pose with Anne at the screening, though, and she hung with her movie buddies at the after party held inside the Russian Tea Room. For the bash, Anne changed into a nude gown from Carven. Anne was able to promote her big screen romance during a break from wearing her Catwoman costume for The Dark Knight Rises. Anne also spoke yesterday about fan reactions to seeing her in the suit. She said, "What I am happy to say is, if you didn't like the photo, you only see about a 10th of what that suit can do. And if you did like the photo, you have excellent taste."

With Memorial Day weekend creeping up on us, we're rolling out the final segment in our Summer movie previews. We've already gone over action flicks and comedies, but there's more to look forward to than just jokes and explosions. As the grand finale, check out our picks for love stories and dramas.