Anne Hathaway's performance in The Intern (2015) — opposite Robert De Niro in Nancy Meyers' warm-hearted workplace comedy — showcased a different register for the actress: wry, grounded, and entirely in command of her comic timing. As Jules Ostin, the founder of a fast-growing e-commerce startup, Hathaway balanced entrepreneurial intensity with genuine vulnerability. In several scenes, she wears the Ray-Ban RB4165 Justin, a frame that takes the familiar Wayfarer DNA and softens the edges into a rounder, more approachable silhouette.
The dark acetate frame and tinted lenses on Hathaway gave Jules Ostin a polished, professional presence that suited her character's role without feeling corporate. The Justin's slightly relaxed proportions — rounder corners, gentler lines — reflect a frame designed for someone who wants the Ray-Ban heritage without the chunky aggression of the original Wayfarer. On screen, it functioned as a quiet visual shorthand for a character building something from the ground up: put-together, intentional, and comfortable in her own skin. Meyers' films have always understood that the right accessory can tell you everything you need to know about a character before she speaks a single line.
The Ray-Ban RB4165 Justin is a modern square-frame sunglasses model crafted from lightweight nylon fiber, offering a durable yet comfortable construction. Inspired by the classic Wayfarer, it features a slightly larger, more rectangular shape with a textured rubberized finish. Often available with gradient, mirrored, or polarized lenses, it provides reliable visual clarity and sun protection. The lightweight frame and ergonomic design ensure a secure and comfortable fit for everyday wear.
