The beehive hairstyle is certainly reminiscent of a certain era, but it's just as timeless as the greatest proponent of the modern era: Anne Hathaway. early 2000s (and today ...... And tomorrow: ......) ), Anne Hathaway, the queen of the early 2000s (and today at and tomorrow at ), has had her signature brunette locks styled into a vintage-inspired updo time and time again. Most recently, Hathaway raised the bar (or rather, teased it) once again when she appeared in a tall bouffant at the George and Amal Clooney Albee Awards on Thursday, September 28.

Held at the New York Public Library and sponsored by the Clooney Foundation for Justice, the event honors change agents from a variety of industries. A-list invitees dressed up and attended this annual event. [The Devil Wears Prada] co-star Meryl Streep and other stars rubbed shoulders with the honorees as they celebrated, with Hathaway in a pistachio-green Versace gown. She paired the dress with silver checks and lace detailing, silver heels, and sparkling jewelry. But let's talk more about the hair.

The half-up, half-down hairstyle left a few curtain-bang-like pieces in the front, arranged to accentuate her stunning cheekbones. Her non-teased hair cascaded down her back in silky soft waves, with caramel-colored highlights peeking out between her brunette locks.

The beehive, popular in the 1960s, was named for its resemblance to a beehive. To create this style, hair was pulled back, teased, and piled on top of the head. Easily imitated with a bump-it or a good hairspray, this famous vintage hairstyle has become more common in recent years: in mid-September, Ayo Edibili wore a baby version at a dinner party celebrating Prada, and with the release of Sofia Coppola's "Priscilla." more beehives are sure to follow.

Hathaway herself has embraced this look many times in the past; she wore it while walking the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2022. Last October, she showed off a slightly lower hairstyle at the premiere of the film Armageddon Time. Although always teased to the skies, it's safe to say that this look is pretty groovy.