Anne Hathaway mixed designer and budget accessories during ‘The Odyssey’ press tour, Page Six reports

Anne Hathaway was photographed during her press tour for The Odyssey pairing high-end fashion with a low-cost accessory, according to Page Six, which reported on the look on July 17. The outlet said Hathaway wore an Alaïa gown alongside sunglasses that the magazine described as available for under $50 from Amazon.

In the Page Six account, the focus was on the contrast between a designer dress and what it characterized as an inexpensive eyewear option. The report highlighted the styling choice as part of the images released around Hathaway’s appearances for the film’s promotional cycle.

Page Six published accompanying photography showing Hathaway in the paired look. The images were credited to Page Six, and the publication’s item tied the eyewear specifically to a pricing claim of under $50, with the purchase channel identified as Amazon.

The story comes as major entertainment outlets continue to cover celebrity fashion during film rollouts, often emphasizing recognizable designer brands and also the “more accessible” items worn alongside them. While Hathaway’s press appearances are a cultural staple for entertainment coverage, this particular write-up centered on consumer cost comparison through the sunglasses figure.

The Page Six report did not detail how the sunglasses were selected or whether the eyewear was provided by a sponsor, a stylist, or the brand. It also did not include additional background on the Alaïa garment beyond identifying it as an Alaïa gown.

For readers tracking celebrity styling, the practical impact of the Page Six framing is straightforward: it directs attention to the eyewear’s price point and availability, which can increase interest in the specific item or category of “budget” accessories during a high-visibility moment like a major film press tour. For the film’s wider promotion, the coverage functions as an additional layer of publicity around Hathaway’s public appearances.

As of publication, the only sourcing for the specific cost and retailer details in the case described here is the Page Six report itself. Additional confirmation from Hathaway’s styling team, the relevant eyewear seller, or brand materials would be needed to substantiate the pricing and product sourcing beyond the magazine’s account.