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Anne Hathaway turned heads in a red dress that accentuated her baby bump while attending a press junket for her new movie Verity in N.Y.C.
Hathaway is expecting her third child with husband Adam Shulman
Anne Hathaway is bringing her maternity fashion to New York City for the Verity press tour.
On Friday, Sept. 18, the actress, 43, stepped out in the Big Apple for a press junket for the upcoming thriller wearing a striking red ensemble that accentuated her growing baby bump. The star wore a brightly colored short-sleeve dress that featured an exaggerated lettuce trim around the waist and at the hem.
Hathaway accessorized with heeled sandals by Aquazzura and a pair of black sunglasses. Her long brunette hair was parted in the center and styled into soft waves.
The day prior, the Oscar winner was spotted in N.Y.C. wearing a knitted halter dress. The black halter-top design hugged her bump and was worn with heeled sandals.
Anne Hathaway.
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Hathaway accessorized with multiple rings and a black handbag.
The actress has been busy attending events across the world, with back-to-back movie premieres for The Odyssey in July and The End of Oak Street in August. Verity hits theaters on Oct. 2.
Anne Hathaway.
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The film is based on Colleen Hoover’s 2018 novel of the same name and stars Hathaway, Dakota Johnson and Josh Hartnett.
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The film tells the story of struggling writer Lowen (Johnson), who is on the verge of financial ruin when she gets the opportunity to complete a series by bestselling thriller author Verity Crawford (Hathaway). Lowen discovers an unfinished manuscript, but it soon leads her to unravel secrets that could change everything.
Hathaway announced that she was expecting her third child with husband Adam Shulman on Instagram on June 19, sharing the news in a video set to Barbara Lewis’ song “Baby, I’m Yours.”
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