Anne Hathaway Wore Custom Lever Couture To The Mother Mary New York Screening

Anne Hathaway doesn’t do forgettable red carpet moments, and her latest appearance proves it.

At the Mother Mary screening in New York, the actress stepped out in a custom Lever Couture gown that felt more like a statement piece than a typical evening dress. The first thing you notice is the texture. It’s not just shimmer, it’s structure.

The gown is built from a sheer, silver-toned fabric that almost looks like metallic organza. Up top, the bodice has this sharp, architectural shape, especially around the shoulders, where the fabric folds into raised panels. It gives the whole look a strong silhouette without feeling heavy.

Then the dress shifts. One side opens into layers of ruffled volume that move as she walks, trailing into a long, airy train behind her. It’s dramatic, but not overwhelming. Somehow, she carries it instead of disappearing into it.

This isn’t soft or romantic. It’s bold, almost sculptural. More like wearable art than a traditional gown.

That’s where the styling comes in. Instead of piling on extras, she kept everything tight and considered. The metallic clutch blends in rather than competes, and her pointed Christian Louboutin pumps mirror the silver tone without pulling focus.

The jewelry is where things get interesting. She wears Bulgari Serpenti pieces, including earrings and a statement ring with emerald and diamonds. That small hit of green cuts through all the silver and adds just enough contrast to keep the look from feeling flat.