Anya Taylor-Joy and Jack Black Embrace High-Fashion Method Dressing for 'Super Mario Galaxy Movie' Press Tour During the promotional campaign for Super Mario Galaxy Movie, stars like Anya Taylor-Joy and Jack Black have taken method dressing to new heights, blending character homage with high-fashion statements. While Taylor-Joy has long been known for her bold, avant-garde choices, the latest press tour sees her channeling Princess Peach in a strikingly tailored, high-fashion approach. Meanwhile, Jack Black’s literal Bowser costume has sparked conversation, marking a departure from the more understated looks of his co-stars. Taylor-Joy, who plays Princess Peach, has consistently pushed boundaries with her fashion choices. For the 2023 premiere of the original Super Mario Bros. Movie, she wore a custom pink Dior jumpsuit, complete with thigh-high boots and gloves, embodying the character’s regal yet playful essence. Her approach to method dressing extends beyond the film—earlier this year, she donned a dramatic, custom Jacquemus three-piece ensemble featuring a bandeau top that revealed her abs, a pencil skirt, and an oversized peach-hued hat. This look, paired with her signature boldness, has solidified her reputation as a fashion industry favorite. Her dedication to immersive character portrayal is evident in her previous work. For Furiosa, she wore a metal-minidress and an apocalyptic-chic couture dress adorned with spears, reflecting the film’s dystopian themes. Similarly, her Mad Max prequel promotion saw her in futuristic outfits with frayed edges and edgy lace-up details, showcasing her ability to merge storytelling with style. Jack Black, meanwhile, took a more literal approach to his role as Bowser. For a special screening of the original Super Mario Bros.#super_mario_galaxy_movie #anya_taylor_joy #dior #jacquemus #jack_black
Anna Wintour and Anne Hathaway Made a Playful ‘Devil Wears Prada’ Reference at the 2026 Oscars The 2026 Oscars ceremony featured a memorable moment when Anna Wintour, Vogue Global Editorial Director, and Anne Hathaway, an Oscar-winning actress, took the stage to present awards for best costume design and best hair and makeup. The duo joined Frankenstein costume designer Kate Hawley and hair and makeup artists Mike Hill, Cliona Furey, Jordan Samuel, and Megan Many in receiving the honors. The interaction between Wintour and Hathaway drew attention as Hathaway nervously asked Wintour for her opinion on her outfit. Wintour responded with a sharp, humorous remark: “And the nominees for best costume design are…” This line was a clear nod to Hathaway’s role as a fashion assistant in the 2006 film The Devil Wears Prada, where her character, Andrea, often found herself in awkward situations while navigating the high-stakes world of fashion. The reference was met with laughter, as the audience recognized the playful twist on the film’s iconic moment. Wintour later acknowledged Hathaway by saying, “Thank you, Emily,” a gesture that confirmed the nod to the movie. While Hathaway’s character in The Devil Wears Prada is named Andrea, the real-life Hathaway’s assistant, Emily, was present at the Dolby Theatre, adding a layer of authenticity to the moment. Wintour’s outfit, a Dior ensemble, and Hathaway’s Valentino gown were notable choices. The Valentino dress carried significance, as Hathaway had a close relationship with the late designer. She had attended Valentino’s funeral in Rome earlier that year and shared heartfelt tributes on Instagram, describing him as a “dear and cherished friend” who had a profound impact on her life.#valentino #anna_wintour #anne_hathaway #the_devil_wears_prada #dior
