Rachel Zoe Still Has Friends!

anne.jpgDespite her recent breakup and the imprisonment of her ex, Anne Hathaway is looking better than ever: svelte, sleek, glam and wholly grown up. And it's in no small part thanks to -- yes -- Rachel Zoe, who, as Hathaway told me during our recent interview, doesn't deserve her bad rep for being an egomaniac who dresses only stick figures and morphs them into faux-boho replicas of herself.

"I really love Rachel," Hathaway told me. "She's not intimidating. She's silly. She has an obsession with fashion and she's good at it. And she has a light touch. The proof is in the pudding -- people have accused Rachel of some pretty unfair things in the past, that she's limited or only works with skinny girls. But I don't fit into mold. I have a butt! I have boobs!" 

As evidenced by her red carpet looks over the last few weeks, Hathaway is also clearly developing a style all her own, a classic Hollywood sort of glamour that has nothing Zoe-bot  about it. Click here to read W's profile of Rachel Zoe.



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anne-2.jpgClockwise from above: Hathaway at the Venice film festival, photo by Damien Meyer/Getty Images; at the Toronto film festival, photo by Deryck Lewis/WireImage; at the Rachel Getting Married premiere in LA, photo by Michael Buckner/Getty Images; at the Marc Jacobs afterparty, photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/WireImage. Top photo: Hathaway and Zoe, photo by Rabbane and Solimene Photography/WireImage



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