'Friendly' Anne Hathaway doling out designer dresses on loan
24 Jun 2009, 1719 Hrs

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New York, June 24 Everyone should have a friend like Anne Hathaway, for the actress not only knows how to treat her pals well, but also makes sure that they dress well too.

The actress' 'Twelfth Night' co-star Julie White arrived at the L.A. premiere of 'Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen' in a dress happily on loan from her.

"I had my dress picked out for the premiere on Monday, and on Sunday night Annie came in with kind of a wadded-up-looking black bag that you get from the deli," the New York Daily News quoted White as saying.

She added: "And inside of it was this gorgeous Marchesa dress. She's like, 'Julie, I think you should wear this.' I'm not kidding. That's how good a girl she is."

When asked whether it's just like lady friends borrowing clothes from each other, White said: "Yes, except it's lady friends with access to the greatest clothes in the universe."

She said: "It's like Shia - someone who knows they're in a kind of crazy, charmed position. They just totally share the wealth."

She added: "Anne "was absolutely right. She has brilliant taste. It looks perfect!" (ANI)

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