Anne Hathaway smolders in latex bra for ‘Vanity Fair’ cover: ‘Gird your loins’

“So, I’m a Scorpio,” she cheekily captioned photos on Instagram after referencing her astrological star sign multiple times in the interview as a contrast to critiques that she had “no sex appeal.”

And commenters agreed, with one commenting, “we love a scorpio baddie” and another citing “The Devil Wears Prada” with a Stanley Tucci line: “Gird your loins.”

Even her “The Idea of You Co-Star” couldn’t handle the steamy vibes, commenting, “You’re crazy”

But the risqué choices didn’t stop at the cover.

In another shot, Hathaway was pictured leaning against the wall, showing off her nearly bare body in a sheer, latex Alaïa dress and high-waisted Kiki de Montparnasse briefs. She added coordinating Paula Rowan gloves, a silver Bulgari bracelet, white tights and silver Mugler heels.

She put her long legs on display in other photos from the spread, posing in a futuristic Mugler corset. In another snap, she shows off her abs in a bow-tied Viktor & Rolf Couture bodysuit.

“The Idea of You” — which sees Hathaway star as a single mom who falls in love with a young boy band star — hits Amazon Prime Video on May 2, and the actress discusses how she’s felt the industry and fans looked down on her in the past as well as coming out of her shell now.

“A lot of people wouldn’t give me roles because they were so concerned about how toxic my identity had become online,” she told the publication, crediting Christopher Nolan for casting her in “Interstellar.”

Now, she declared she’s “ready to be a sexual creature out loud” and says of the steamy flick that she’s “really happy to be part of a story that takes pleasure in female pleasure.”

On top of seeing continued success in movies, Hathaway has also been on a roll with her outfits.

Recently, she popped up at the SAG Awards in a cerulean blue gown, channeling her “Devil Wears Prada” character, Andrea Sachs.

She was also caught on camera while partying during Milan Fashion Week, dancing the night away in a checkered Versace set.