Skinny VS Curvy

Here’s Anne Hathaway at a press screening of Rio the other day – Anne decided to opt for an unusual combination of frilly and dotty high-waisted pants, platforms and a cropped brown top.

Are you a fan of this look?

Anne Hathaway’s Outfit – Wow or Eww?

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On how she prepared for the nude scenes in her movie ‘Love and Other Drugs’:

“I would go into my trailer and a make-up artist would put body make-up on me and then – girls will relate to this – I would compulsively do sit-ups and push-ups until they needed me on set.”

… says Anne.

Anne Hathaway, whose weight fluctuated visibly in the past years, shares a few weight and beauty image-related thoughts with us:

My identity used to be shaped on my appearance so much. I don’t think I was shallow – I just think I was young. I focus on other things a lot more now. I’ve hit the point in my life where I understand that being skinny is not sustainable, and nor is it advisable, and nor is it enjoyable,’ she said.

‘From the age of 25 to 27 – and this is a little embarrassing to admit – I looked under my eyes every single day, because I thought, “It’s going, it’s going, it’s going! And then I realised the other day they’re not wrinkles; they’re smile lines. If you look at pictures of me from a young age, I’ve been smiling the same way since I was little. And I had that wonderful moment when you realise, “That’s who I am.” Botox would erase that.’

… says Anne.

Do you agree with her thoughts on skinniness?

Anne Hathaway (27) and Carmen Electra (38) showed up at two events this week in structured white dresses that looked great on their figures.

Are you a fan of Anne’s classy choice or do you prefer Carmen’s playful look?

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Anne Hathaway is Vogue’s covergirl this month and she wows us with her big smile and elegance. Here’s a little quote from Anne:

On aging in Hollywood: “I’m entering a new phase of my career where the stories are becoming a lot more specific about where the character is in her life,” Hathaway says. “People don’t always want to tell stories about women in their 30s and 40s and 50s. Obviously, some of those ages are pretty far off for me, but I know it’s coming. What I’ve observed and what I’ve imagined—and definitely what I’m hoping—happens as you get older is that there’s a mellowing, an acceptance that comes with time,” she says. “I guess that I’ll find out.”

… says Anne in Vogue.

Take a look at two glamorous shots after the jump!

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