Anne Hathaway spills the beans on her wardrobe needs for ‘The Witches’

Not only did Anne Hathaway have a blast on the sets of The Witches, some of her ‘unforeseen’ wardrobe requests threw the entire team a curve ball.

The star addressed the complexity that followed her growing belly, during an interview with E Online, and was even quoted saying, "It's complex and I managed to make it particularly complicated in the design for the construction."

Even her costume designer Joanna Johnston admitted to the leading daily, " It was very challenging for the Brennan's Ian Fraser Wallace, who was my main cutter. And, you know, the printing and dyeing departments—everything was difficult. But it's good because it's nice to have to create challenges and things you've never done before."

All of this was simply a result of Hathaway getting pregnant midway through the filming process. Johnston explained, "The results of the pregnancy became apparent halfway through. So the body clinging design with a snake wrapping round it was pretty challenging. It's funny now but it was. It was definitely quite taxing."

The biggest hurdle for the entire department was the snake that “wrapped around the dress.” For “It comes into a jeweled head around the collar. So it's sort of partial jewelry and partial on other materials.”

Plus, “The idea was that it had its own character and then it could be slightly animated. The idea that it had its own sort of character."

Another issue with the costume change was that Hathaway wanted to keep her pregnancy under wraps during the first couple of months, and even her designer "didn't know she was pregnant I thought she was just eating lots of pasta. Bad period or something."

By the time the department was brought into the fold, it was “too late to change the design, so we just had to accommodate with what we could and with camera angles and what not."