Anne Hathaway Just Did a 180 on Maternity Style

Plus, For Beautiful Hair, Wash It the Italian Way View in Browser       Update Preferences Sometimes the best style moments come from turning convention on its head—or, in this case, around. In her first bump-forward look since her recent pregnancy reveal, Anne Hathaway made a compelling case for wearing your clothes backwards, proving that a simple styling twist can transform a look. Elsewhere, we’re taking our hair cues from Italy. Read on to discover the washing technique beauty insiders swear by—and why this effortless ritual could be the secret to shinier, healthier-looking hair. HANNAH JACKSON FASHION WRITER, VOGUE   HANNAH JACKSON FASHION WRITER, VOGUE   Anne Hathaway Just Did a 180 on Maternity Style BY HANNAH JACKSON Anne Hathaway wears cult indie designer Ashlyn for her first big maternity style moment after announcing she’s expecting a third child. SEE MORE Why this ad? Top stories on Vogue today For Beautiful Hair, Wash It the Italian Way BY ANA MORALES How to get healthier hair in four easy steps. READ MORE The Princess of Wales Reveals She Hiked the UK’s Toughest Mountains to “Explore Life Beyond Diagnosis” BY RIANN PHILLIP Kate has completed the National Three Peaks Challenge—becoming the first royal to do so—in aid of The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity. LEARN MORE All the Best Celebrity Fashion at Wimbledon 2026 BY MAHORO SEWARD AND CHRISTIAN ALLAIRE The tennis tournament is now underway, and with it comes a veritable feast of celebrity style. Here, the best and boldest looks. SEE THE LOOKS In case you missed it Full Moon Ritual: Here’s What to Do Today for Future Success The full moon, which ends July 2, is favorable for manifesting professional goals and personal achievement. 18 Vintage Photos of Audrey Hepburn’s Idyllic Summertime Style From gingham capris in Italy to white sundresses in Switzerland, here’s how Audrey Hepburn dressed during summer. Moments of Gravity and Levity on the Ground at NYC Pride 2026 New York City Pride has a way of insisting that time is not linear, that the past melds fluidly with the present and future. Why this ad? MORE FROM VOGUE This e-mail was sent to you by Vogue.com. To ensure delivery to your inbox (not bulk or junk folders), please add our e-mail address, vogue@mail.vogue.com, to your address book.   View our Privacy Policy Unsubscribe or manage your newsletter subscriptions   Copyright © Condé Nast 2026. One World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007. All rights reserved.