The actress who plays Andrea in "The Devil Wears Prada" recently denied rumors of plastic surgery. Yet, twenty years after the release of the first film, she has hardly changed and seems to have a genetic advantage over time. While the film industry champions eternal youth, Anne Hathaway responds to this demand for rejuvenation with a hairstyle that gives the illusion of being ten years younger. It quickly became the latest hair craze among internet users.<\/p>\n
Anne Hathaway, who made her debut in "The Princess Diaries" and played Andrea, the model employee in "The Devil Wears Prada," has been the target of numerous rumors. Shortly after the promotion of the second installment of this blockbuster film, which reveals the inner workings of the ruthless fashion industry, internet users thought they had a scoop: that she had gone under the knife<\/a> . They accused Anne Hathaway of altering her face and using this modern magic to keep up with the trends. The actress, who tried to remain uninformed, decided to put an end to the speculation and other dubious assumptions about her appearance, which was apparently "too flawless" to be solely the result of good genes or carefully applied makeup.<\/p>\n If the Oscar-winning actress appears "so well preserved," as internet users like to say, it's not the result of heavy makeup or an "anti-aging" serum. It's simply the effect of a hairstyle that resembles a brilliant optical illusion. "Also, by the way, people assume these are huge medical decisions. (...) I wanted to show that no, I haven't made a major medical decision. It's just two braids,"<\/em> she clarifies, irritated, in an interview<\/a> with ELLE magazine.<\/p>\n And you don't need a horde of seasoned hairdressers to recreate this backstage technique at home. The method is simple. Just make two small braids at temple level with those sometimes unruly little hairs and tie them at the back of your head under other strands for an "instant facelift." A way to reshape your face without cutting your hair. <\/p>\n\n