A closer look at Anne Hathaway's Valentino wedding dress

Valentino has released a sketch of Anne Hathaway's wedding gown, and it reveals that the bottom of the dress was actually pink.

The actress married boyfriend of four years Adam Shulman in a romantic Big Sur ceremony last weekend.

"Mr. Valentino Garavani designed it especially for Anne and our seamstresses at the couture atelier in Rome made it," shared a representative for Valentino. "Anne is like a daughter to him."

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The representative also confirmed that the dress was made of ivory silk point d'esprit tulle, had a train embroidered with satin flowers and was hand-painted a soft pink hue. Hathaway's 1920s-inspired headpiece consisted of a lace ribbon with a large flower, adorned with small crystal beads.

Anne Hathaway and Adam Shulman on their wedding day. Photo: Splash

The actress and the 80-year-old designer, who retired from the helm of his eponymous design house 2008, have a close relationship and have worked together a number of times to cerate red carpet gowns for Hathaway.

Shortly before the wedding Valentino gushed about Anne, telling E! : "She's sensational. She's fantastic… She deserves what she has in this life. [That] means, she's already a great star. But she's going to be a great, great, great, great thousand times great star. She has all the qualities."

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Hathaway is not the only celebrity to choose a pink-tinted gown for her big day - Gwen Stefani's John Galliano-designed wedding dress also featured a dramatic ombre pink effect.

Gwen Stefani's pink wedding dress, which was designed by John Galliano. Photo: Rex

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