‘Fabulous’: Anne Hathaway bowls over fans as she debuts ‘brand new face’ in gender-bending photoshoot

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Anne Hathaway has surprised fans with her new transformed look. While shooting for V magazine, the ‘Interstellar’ star went for a gender-bending look.

Many after looking at her pictures think that this might be her "brand new face".

Anne Hathaway debuts new look

Hathaway stepped out of her comfort zone and debuted a bold masculine look for the photoshoot.

The 41-year-old talked about the inspiration behind the photoshoot, "I mentioned [to Stephen Gan] how much I love menswear and how I am drawn to the visual language of masculine/feminine. And the shoot sort of grew out from there."

Hathaway looked hot and confident on the magazine’s cover, as she rested her knees on a bright red velvet couch, reports Mirror.

She wore a vintage black blazer with pointed shoulder pads. The actress paired it with loose-fitting black trousers and a white button down with pointed black heels.

She sported a short, pixie cut as she flaunted her defined cheekbones and sharp jawline.

Fans blown over by Anne Hathaway's new look

Fans were also stunned seeing her flawless skin and bold look. Some also speculated that she may have gone under the knife. 

"I can’t pinpoint what’s different but it feels like something with the eyes/nose/upper cheeks? Like maybe filler that’s settled weird? I don’t know. She’s beautiful and always has been but definitely looks different," one person noted.

The second said, "She looks fabulous regardless. Full support, it’s good work if it is work. I just hope she doesn’t botch her beauty."

“Anne Hathaway, But in boy version!! 🔥❤️” a fan commented.

“Daddying this shoot🔥❤️🙌😍,” another admirer wrote.

A user said, “She can do both.”

“Omgggg gorg, you nailed it 😍💙✨” said another.

"Anne Hathaway making the world a little bit gayer, one photo at a time. 🤩," tweeted one.

A curious fan asked, "Why did they make her look like a gay dude?"

"I am obsessed with Anne HaTHEYway in this shoot," a person quipped.

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