Anne Hathaway Pairs Jacquemus ‘Tourni’ Pumps and Versace ‘Aevitas’ Platforms for Mother Mary Press Tour

Anne Hathaway has been making stylish stops on the press circuit lately as she promotes her new film Mother Mary, while also getting fans excited for the much-awaited sequel, The Devil Wears Prada 2.

The Oscar-winning actress was recently spotted in New York City embracing a more relaxed off-duty look, pairing wide-leg jeans with a jacket and finishing it off with sleek Jacquemus pumps.

Just a day earlier, however, she turned heads on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, stepping out in a chic all-black Versace ensemble that highlighted her signature polished glamour.

Anne Hathaway steps out in New York City on April 15–16, 2026, balancing off-duty ease in wide-leg denim and Jacquemus pumps with high-glam polish in an archival Versace LBD and towering platform heels while promoting Mother Mary and The Devil Wears Prada 2 (Credit: Roger Wong / INSTARimages)

In Mother Mary, Hathaway takes on a bold role as a pop star in a story that follows the intense, psychosexual queer relationship between her character, Mary, and fashion designer Sam, whose paths cross again when she turns to her for a dress for her upcoming tour.

The film had a limited theatrical release in the US on April 17, ahead of its wider rollout on April 24.

Anne Hathaway Elevates Wide-Leg Denim With Jacquemus “Tourni” Pumps and a Tailored Jacket

Stepping out in NYC, I loved how Anne Hathaway made elevated casual look so effortless. She kept things relaxed yet polished, pairing wide-leg denim jeans with a tailored jacket and sleek pumps.

Hathaway slipped into the Jacquemus “Tourni” pumps, crafted in Portugal from smooth black lambskin leather. The design featured a sharp pointed toe and a delicate bow detail at the vamp, giving it a feminine touch. What really made these heels stand out was the signature twisted heel, which added a sculptural, modern edge, turning a classic silhouette into something more fashion-forward.

These bow-detail, pointed-toe, heeled pumps are currently on sale for $607 (down from $992) at Farfetch.

Anne Hathaway slips into the Jacquemus “Tourni” pumps featuring a delicate front bow, pointed toes, and unique twisted heels (Credit: Roger Wong / INSTARimages)

Anne paired her Jacquemus pumps with wide-leg denim jeans with raw hems, giving the outfit a relaxed, slightly undone feel that balanced the shoes’ sleekness. Up top, she wore a perfectly tailored black jacket with ring details on the shoulders, adding a bit of edge while keeping the silhouette clean.

To finish, she carried a black Hermes Togo Birkin 30 with a playful Rodeo charm, styled her hair in soft natural waves, and went for a fresh makeup look with rosy lips and softly defined eyes, topped off with chic cat-eye sunglasses for that extra star power.

Anne Hathaway pairs her black Jacquemus pumps—featuring pointed toes, a delicate bow detail, and sculptural twisted heels—with wide-leg denim jeans and a sharply tailored black jacket accented with metallic ring hardware (Credit: Roger Wong / INSTARimages)

Anne Hathaway Brings ’80s Versace Glamour in Aevitas Platform Pumps and an Archival LBD

Anne Hathaway leaned into full-glam, high-impact dressing for her appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, delivering a look that felt both polished and powerfully modern.

The focal point was her Versace “Aevitas” platform pumps, crafted in Italy from glossy patent leather for a sleek, mirror-like finish that elevated the entire ensemble. Defined by their sharp pointed toes and signature double platforms, the silhouette added dramatic height while maintaining balance.

A trio of slim ankle straps with delicate buckle fastenings introduced a refined, almost jewelry-like detail, softening the shoe’s bold proportions. The towering, slightly curved block heels completed the design, reinforcing Versace’s unmistakable architectural edge.

It’s a silhouette Hathaway has returned to before—most notably at the 2023 Met Gala, where she styled satin Aevitas pumps with a sculptural Versace gown—underscoring the platform’s role as a modern house signature.

The design has also appeared across Versace’s broader celebrity and runway moments, from front-row appearances at the brand’s Fall 2023 show to red carpet outings like Lucy Hale’s take on the towering platform pump and Willow Smith’s bold platform styling, cementing the Aevitas as one of Versace’s most recognizable modern silhouettes.

Anne Hathaway adds several inches to her frame with the Versace “Aevitas” pumps featuring a three-strap design, double platforms, pointed toes, and curved block heels (Credit: Roger Wong / INSTARimages)

Hathaway paired the pumps with a stunning archival little black dress from Versace’s 1980s collection. The piece, made from black velvet and wool, featured topstitching at the bust, oversized gold-and-black buttons down the front and on the cuffs, and embroidered flap pockets.

The velvet hem hit high on the thighs, showing off her legs, which were wrapped in sheer black tights that added a touch of allure.

To finish, she accessorized with Bulgari Tubogas jewelry, a few rings, and oversized Khaite x Oliver Peoples sunglasses for a modern, luxe edge.

Anne Hathaway pairs her Versace “Aevitas” platform pumps—featuring glossy patent leather, pointed toes, triple ankle straps, and towering block heels—with sheer tights and an archival Versace LBD finished with bold gold-and-black buttons and sculpted bust topstitching (Credit: Roger Wong / INSTARimages)

From Relaxed Denim to High-Impact Platforms, Anne Hathaway Lets the Shoes Lead

From sculptural Jacquemus pumps paired with effortless denim to towering Versace platforms styled with an archival mini, Anne Hathaway moves seamlessly between understated polish and full-glam drama—always with a sharp focus on footwear.

And as bold platform silhouettes continue to trend, knowing how to spot real vs. fake Versace shoes becomes just as essential as styling them. These standout moments capture how her shoe choices shape the entire look.