The actress has spoken after the controversy generated by the seams of the dress, pointed in the chest area
Four days later the controversy continues. The dress that Anne Hathaway chose to parade down the red carpet at the Oscars was one of the most commented on due to the pointed shape that could be seen in the chest area. Now, the actress has admitted that at first she did not plan to wear this dress, but one by Valentino.
The controversy generated around this issue is due to the fact that the firm Valentino had ensured that Anne Hathaway would wear a dress of her brand during the Oscar Awards, but finally the Les Miserables actress appeared with a Prada design.
Nobody understood what had happened and there were many rumors that began to emerge, so Hathaway herself wanted to speak out and apologize to the Italian house to settle all the controversy.
"Hours before the gala I found out that another person planned to wear a dress very similar to the Valentino that I was going to wear, so I decided to change my plans for the good of all. Although I loved the model I was going to wear, it was A very complicated last minute decision, as I was very excited to wear a dress from a house and a designer with whom I have such a good relationship. I am very sorry for any disappointment that my decision may have caused, "he said in a statement. that his representative, Stephen Huvane sent to the fashion magazine Women's Wear Daily.
Everything indicates that the person Hathaway is talking about is her partner in Les Miserables, actress Amanda Seyfried, who wore a beautiful embroidered dress in neutral tones by Alexander McQueen.
Not to match her, Hathaway opted for the already popular Prada dress. A pale pink design that, much to her regret, made her become the undisputed star of the red carpet thanks to the pointed shape that was drawn in the chest area and emulated the shape of the nipples, something that did not escape the look of the curious, who in a few minutes turned the controversial dress into a trending topic on Twitter.
