‘The thing that has evolved during [that time] is that more women are having careers deeper into their lives, which I think is fantastic.

Opening up: Anne Hathaway, 41, has told how she feared her career would come to the end by the age of 35, as she posed for the cover of PORTER Magazine

Proud: The actress disclosed that she was told her ‘career would fall off a cliff’ as she reached a certain age, whilst also ‘being a woman’

Stunning: In a slew of 𝑠e𝑥y shoots, Anne modelled a series of outfits alongside the interview for the publications final cover star of 2023

‘Obviously, it doesn’t mean we should have a ticker tape parade – someone said this to me the other day “There’s so much to be proud of and there’s so much to fix”.’

In one photo, Anne slipped into a lacy bralette and flashed her slender physique in a classy black suit.

The Devil Wears Prada actress then changed into a leather Balenciaga coat, Bottega Veneta denim jeans, with a racy Gucci bra.

With her trademark smile, Anne ensured to stun on the cover of the magazine.

She later posed in a Tom Ford mini dress for a black and white photoshoot.

Meanwhile, another shoot saw Anne slip into a gorgeous denim jacket, pinched with a pair of pliers for effect.

And lastly Anne cut a racy display in a black leather corset top and posed a sultry look for the camera.

Elsewhere in the interview, Anne revealed that she always aims to aim higher, disclosing: ‘I’ve always been really upfront about being an ambitious person.

Glam: In one photo, Anne slipped into a lacy bralette and flashed her slender physique in a classy black suit

Wow: The Devil Wears Prada actress then changed into a leather Balenciaga coat, Bottega Veneta denim jeans, with a racy Gucci bra

Eu natural: She later posed in a Tom Ford mini dress for a black and white photoshoot and went bare foot as she crouched down and posed

‘I have goals, I have dreams; they don’t look much different than they did when I was [younger], but I’m still pursuing them.’

About her personality, Anne added: ‘Being funny feels riskier than being sincere, because I think my sense of humour is different to what people think my sense of humour is going to be; I think it’s easily misunderstood, and sharper.

‘Part of the reason I feel an extra pressure to make sure I’m very clear about what I say, and how I say it, is because I trust the sincerity.’

Anne will likely forever by synonymous with the fashion world after playing a magazine assistant in the classic film The Devil Wears Prada.

Last month, Anne said she would ‘love’ to do another project with Meryl Streep, her co-star in the hit film.

‘Oh my gosh, I would love that,’ she told Entertainment Tonight. ‘I wish. I wish. I wish. She’s very busy.’

The smash hit comedy was adapted from a novel by Lauren Weisberger, who previously worked as an assistant for Anna Wintour at Vogue.

With Meryl as a formidably icy fashion editor and Anne as her mousy gofer, the movie’s unstated inspiration was obvious to one and all.