Anne Hathaway, on “The Odyssey” press tour, touts “surprisingly comfortable” $129 kitten heels in two colors

Anne Hathaway has been turning heads during her promotional run for The Odyssey with a footwear choice she says is both practical and polished. In a report published July 24, Page Six described the actress’s affection for a pair of Vivaia kitten heels priced at $129, characterizing them as “surprisingly comfortable.”

According to Page Six, Hathaway owns the heels in two colors, a detail presented as part of her overall approach to dressing for press appearances. The same report tied the styling choices to the look Hathaway has been using while promoting the film, emphasizing a mix of simplicity and comfort that can carry across a busy series of public appearances.

The fashion coverage also highlighted the specific heel type Hathaway has chosen for the tour. Page Six focused on the kitten-heel silhouette, which is typically lower than other high-heel styles and often marketed as a middle ground between dress shoes and flats, and it said Hathaway is repeatedly reaching for the pair because they feel easy to wear.

The report placed Hathaway’s comments and styling decisions in the context of what readers are likely to associate with a press tour, including frequent walking, studio time, and extended periods standing for photos. In that setting, the appeal described by Page Six was not only visual, but also functional, with the outlet framing the heels as a solution for balancing an elevated look with everyday wearability.

While the Page Six article centered on the actress’s footwear preferences, it also reflected a broader pattern in celebrity fashion coverage in which specific, purchasable items are spotlighted. In Hathaway’s case, the write-up pointed readers toward an identified price point and noted the existence of two colorways she is said to own, making the report less about a one-off outfit and more about a repeat wardrobe choice.

Page Six’s story did not describe additional design details beyond the heel type and comfort characterization, nor did it provide a wider accounting of how the shoes fit into Hathaway’s full wardrobe. The report instead stayed focused on the practical claim that the heels are comfortable enough for frequent outings, and on the simple fact that the actress has the shoes in more than one color.

No official Vivaia statement was included in the Page Six report, and no separate confirmation was provided in the supplied materials about availability, sizing, or wear-test claims. Hathaway’s endorsement in the report therefore remains limited to what Page Six described about her personal preferences and her on-tour styling.

For readers following fashion coverage tied to film promotion, Hathaway’s choice illustrates how celebrity press cycles can elevate mainstream, mid-priced items into the center of the conversation, especially when the reporting emphasizes comfort and repeat use rather than a single runway look.