The corseted look was created by designer Zac Posen, who recently wowed at the Met Gala with another Gap dress.

Anne Hathaway stepped out in Rome on Monday wearing a custom look that elevated the white shirtdress style. The Oscar-winning actress was spotted leaving the Bulgari Hotel, decked out in a combination of elevated monochrome dressing and dazzling jewels.

On May 20, the Idea of You star attended an event for Bulgari in Rome, Italy, wearing a white button-up shirt dress with a built-in corset, custom made by Gap Inc’s newest creative director, Zac Posen. According to a press release, the dress was designed from the same cotton material as Gap’s signature white shirt.

Anne Hathaway just gave new meaning to the word "shirtdress." The actor flew to Rome for a Bulgari event (she's an ambassador for the luxury jewelry company) and paired her glitte

A fan of monochrome looks for some time now, Hathaway continued to embrace the trend in a new immaculate silhouette. For a Bulgari event on May 20, the Devil Wears Prada actor wore a piece by Gap designed by Zac Posen. The look is a reimagined version of the classic white shirt, inspired by Audrey Hepburn’s dress in the film Roman Holiday.

Anne Hathaway was among the stars who recently attended Bulgari’s runway show in Rome for its new high jewelry collection, Aeterna. Her choice for front-row attire? A corseted Gap shirtdress. She paired the gown with Bulgari diamonds,