Anne Hathaway cuts a chic figure in a sleeveless dress with brown fringes as she leads the stars at the screening of her upcoming thriller Eileen in New York
Anne Hathaway looked chic as ever as she attended a screening of her upcoming psychological thriller ‘Eileen’ at The Whitby in New York City on Wednesday.
The Devil Wears Prada star, 41, embraced the fall season in a sleeveless brown dress with turtleneck and stylish hem at the bottom.
The actress paired the elegant look with black pumps and wore her chocolate-colored locks falling down in loose waves.
As for glamour, Anne opted for a hint of pink blush on her cheeks and black eyeliner to accentuate her magnetic look.
Hathaway stars alongside Thomasin McKenzie, Shea Whigham, Marin Ireland and Owen Teague in the highly anticipated film, which follows a parasitic relationship between two employees at a juvenile detention center.
Ultra chic: Anne Hathaway looked chic as ever while attending a screening of her upcoming psychological thriller ‘Eileen’ at The Whitby in New York City on Wednesday
Anne arrived at the event in a fashionable black coat, but later took it off for photos.
Thomasin, 23, was also at the screening and was thrilled as she went shirtless under a cream pantsuit.
The New Zealand actress paired the look with a silver necklace and wore her dark locks pulled back in a chic updo.
She completed her outfit with a pair of black boots.
Anne and Thomasin hung out with director William Oldroyd, 44, who wore a casual, cool, all-black look.
Marin, 44, also attended the event and showed off her trendy sense of style in a black leather jacket over a spotted brown sweater and black flared pants.
The redheaded beauty completed the look with chunky black boots.
Earlier in the day, Anne was all smiles as she left a press conference in Midtown. She exuded elegance in a stylish oversized camel coat, worn over a white button-up.
Fall vibes: The Devil Wears Prada star, 41, embraced the fall season in a sleeveless brown turtleneck dress with a stylish hem at the bottom
Before and after: Anne arrived at the event in a chic black coat, but later took it off for photos
Co-stars: At the event, Anne mingled with co-star Thomasin McKenzie, 23, who was thrilled as she went shirtless under a cream trouser suit
Elegant: The New Zealand actress paired the look with a silver necklace and wore her dark locks pulled back in a chic updo
Trendy: Marin Ireland, 44, showed off her trendy sense of style in a black leather jacket over a spotted brown sweater and black flared pants
With the director: Anne and Thomasin mingled with director William Oldroyd, 44, who wore a casual, cool, all-black look
The Princess Diaries star added height to her look with black leather high-heeled boots.
She carried a black Hermes bag with a horse charm on her arm. The stylish beauty shielded her eyes with tortoise-rimmed sunglasses.
Set in the frigid Boston of the 1960s, Eileen follows Eileen (McKenzie), who shuffles between her father’s emotionally haunted house and the prison where she works with colleagues who have locked her out.
Hathaway plays Rebecca St. John, described as “an intoxicating woman” who joins the staff and Eileen becomes increasingly interested in her.
Hathaway looked almost unrecognizable in the film’s first trailer, which was released last month.
In the clip, she wears a retro blonde wig as she plays a prison psychologist who involves a young secretary in a rocky relationship.
The trailer opens with Eileen petting the staff at her prison and staring at an attractive inmate.
The character then tells her father that she experienced “one of those days you never forget” before seeing Rebecca, played by Hathaway, for the first time.
Sophisticated: Earlier in the day, Anne was all smiles as she left a press conference in Midtown. She exuded elegance in a stylish oversized camel coat, worn over a white button-up
Glamorous: She wore a black Hermes bag with a horse charm on her arm
Eileen and Rebecca immediately bond after the psychologist is introduced to the prison staff, and after McKenzie’s character is introduced to cigarettes, the latter says ominously, “I live a little differently than most people.”
After Hathaway’s character develops a close relationship with the secretary, she places her hand on his thigh before they dance together during a trip to a bar.
Eileen later tries to leave Rebecca’s house before the latter slams the front door and says ominously, “You can never tell anyone, you know?” Promise me.’
The secretary’s father, played by Wigham, then states that he could imagine his daughter with a gun. She points one to Rebecca, who calmly remarks, “That’s very good, Eileen.”
Wigham then tells his daughter that she is “different these days.” Almost interesting.’
A quick montage then follows, ending with Rebecca locking lips with Eileen before noting, “The only way out is for someone to die.”
The trailer ends after Hathaway’s character opens a bottle of wine by slamming the bottom of it against a wall, much to the secretary’s surprise.
Eileen is based on the 2015 novel of the same name, written by Ottessa Moshfegh, who also wrote the script with her husband Luke Goebel.
Available soon! Hathaway and McKenzie star as two juvenile detention center employees who have a parasitic relationship. The film is scheduled to hit theaters on December 1
It was confirmed that the novel would be adapted into a film the following year, and last year Hathaway and McKenzie signed on to star in the project.
Eileen premiered at the most recent Sundance Film Festival, held this past January.
The film received widespread critical acclaim and currently has an 89% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Eileen’s wide release in the United States begins on December 1.