Your favorite mall brand might be making a comeback.
Anne Hathaway, 41, made a strong case for the Gap at a Bulgari jewelry event in Rome Monday, stepping out in a glamorous white shirt dress from the brand.
The asymmetrical button-up style — made of 100% organic cotton, per a press release from the brand — was a custom creation by Zac Posen, Gap’s recently appointed creative director and executive vice president.
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“The dress mimics the construction of the shirt’s collar and placket but adds a feminine twist with darting at the waist and a coordinating corset,” the release reads.
“It’s a modern look, inspired by the iconic Audrey Hepburn film, Roman Holiday.”
Styled by Erin Walsh, Hathaway elevated her look with dazzling pieces of Bulgari jewelry.
In addition to sporting a show-stopping sapphire-and-diamond necklace from the house’s high jewelry collection, the “Princess Diaries” star wore a matching sapphire cocktail ring, a diamond Serpenti bracelet and a set of sparkling statement earrings
She kept her glam on the simple side, wearing her hair down in a bouncy blowout and choosing neutral makeup with a light pink lip.
There’s no denying the New Jersey native has been on a roll when it comes to her recent fashion choices.
While promoting her latest film, “The Idea of You,” Hathaway joined TikTok and used her first video to highlight some of her boldest ensembles from the past few years.
The quick clip spotlighted everything from a colorful Christopher John Rogers look to her hot pink sequined minidress from a 2022 Valentino couture show.
And she made sure to include another past look that was “dripping in Bulgari” — the crystal-covered mesh Atelier Versace gown she paired with rubies aplenty for the brand’s high jewelry show in Venice last year.