7 of the best maternity outfits Anne Hathaway has ever worn

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Anne Hathaway at “The Odyssey” premiere in London. Eamonn M. McCormack/Getty Images

You can call her Andy Sachs, the princess of Genovia, or a soon-to-be mom of three.

Anne Hathaway announced on Instagram in June that she and her husband are expecting their third child.

Since then, “The Odyssey” actor has graced red carpets, photo shoots, and the streets of New York with glamorous fashion.

Here are the best maternity looks she’s ever worn.

Anne Hathaway glimmered in gold at the 2016 Vanity Fair Oscars party.

Anne Hathaway at the 2016 Vanity Fair Oscars party.
Anne Hathaway at the 2016 Vanity Fair Oscars party. Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images

Naeem Khan designed her two-piece gown, which featured a strapless black garment that hugged her body beneath a mesh overlay.

The latter was embellished with gold beads and sequins in asymmetrical stripes.

The outfit was memorable and styled perfectly with gold earrings, dramatic makeup, an updo, and a gold clutch.

Hathaway was pregnant with her first child at the time.

While pregnant with her second child, Hathaway wore a fuchsia midi dress.

Anne Hathaway at the opening night of
Anne Hathaway at the opening night of “Sea Wall/A Life” on Broadway in 2019. Gary Gershoff/Getty Images

The Brandon Maxwell design was as fun as it was daring, with a sleeveless bodice and waist cutouts. Inside the dress was a custom tag that read “Anne + 1.”

She wore it to attend the opening night of “Sea Wall/A Life” on Broadway.

This year, after announcing her latest pregnancy, the actor stepped out in red.

Anne Hathaway in New York City while promoting
Anne Hathaway in New York City while promoting “The Odyssey.” TheStewartofNY/Getty Images

She was photographed in Tribeca wearing a red jumpsuit from the New York fashion label Ashlyn.

The long-sleeved piece had a peplum waist, flowing capris, and a scoop neckline. Vogue later reported that Hathaway had worn the outfit backward, as the latter was meant to be scooped at the back.

Hathaway completed the vibrant outfit with red peep-toe heels from Aquazzura, thick gold Bvlgari jewelry, and statement Krewe sunglasses.

She then showed off her maternity street style.

Anne Hathaway in New York City while promoting
Anne Hathaway in New York City while promoting “The Odyssey.” XNY/Star Max/Getty Images

For another New York City outing, Hathaway paired oversize blue trousers from La Ligne with a black ATM shirt and a knit Brunello Cucinelli blazer.

The variety of textures made for an eye-catching outfit. Her accessories, which included mesh Alaïa flats, a black Ferragamo purse, and Bvlgari sunglasses, tied it all together.

The actor embraced summer fashion with a yellow, floral gown.

Anne Hathaway in New York City while promoting
Anne Hathaway in New York City while promoting “The Odyssey.” TheStewartofNY/Getty Images

Her stunning, strapless dress was designed by Lela Rose. It was made from vibrant velvet and stamped with floral shapes across its bodice.

Hathaway wore it with gold Bvlgari bracelets, a matching choker necklace, and brown-tinted Krewe sunglasses.

Hathaway later proved that you can never have too many accessories.

Anne Hathaway in New York City while promoting
Anne Hathaway in New York City while promoting “The Odyssey.” Neil Mockford/Getty Images

Ahead of a photocall, the actor was photographed leaving a hotel in a ruffled white minidress by Blumarine.

It was a statement on its own, but Hathaway made it look even better with suede Gianvito Rossi knee-high boots, a heart-shaped Chanel handbag, Bvlgari jewelry, and white Trussardi sunglasses.

She looked like a princess at “The Odyssey” premiere in London.

Anne Hathaway at
Anne Hathaway at “The Odyssey” premiere in London. Samir Hussein/Getty Images

Her strapless, blue gown was custom-made by Jonathan Anderson for Dior. It had delicate pleats, a floor-length skirt, and a floral appliqué attached at the waist.

Hathaway wore it with simple jewelry, her hair down, and a red lip.

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