That’s all… until you look closer. In this cinematic runway, the true essence of the story is stitched into the glamorous threads that command every single frame.
In the world of The Devil Wears Prada 2, the wardrobe doesn’t just support the story—it leads the narrative, commanding as much screen presence as Miranda Priestly herself. Two decades ago, The Devil Wears Prada became a fashion mood board for a generation, anchored by a cast that has since evolved into the industry’s most formidable stars. Led by three-time Academy Award winner Meryl Streep, Academy Award winner Anne Hathaway, and Golden Globe winner Emily Blunt, alongside the esteemed Stanley Tucci, the film seamlessly blurred the lines between the runway and the big screen.
It introduced us to the world of Runway magazine through the eyes of Andy Sachs (Anne Hathaway), an aspiring journalist who finds herself at the mercy of the infamous Editor-in-Chief Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep) and her high-strung first assistant, Emily Charlton (Emily Blunt).
The 2026 sequel follows a mature Andrea “Andy” Sachs, who is forced to return to the cutthroat fashion world after her journalism career hits a wall. She encounters a struggling Miranda Priestly, now navigating the steep decline of print media while clashing with her former assistant, Emily Charlton—who has ascended to become a powerful luxury executive. As power dynamics shift in a digital-first landscape, one truth remains: the Devil still wears Prada. But as the fashion industry evolves, so does the couture—and now, more than ever, all eyes are on the tag.
Costume designer Molly Rogers steps into the Chanel boots of the legendary Patricia Field, crafting a wardrobe that serves as a visual thesis for a modern era. Tasked with reimagining these icons for a world twenty years removed from the original, Rogers proves that the devil is truly in the details. These nine looks are not merely outfits; they are a tailored exploration of the curated details that define the visual identity of this long-awaited sequel.
For those who live for the details: let’s go behind the seams. The runway is officially open. Scroll to obsess over every tag, texture, and tailored detail in our breakdown of these iconic looks.
Meryl Streep as Miranda Priestly commands the screen in a Libertine ‘Peggy’s Houndstooth’ Tulip Skirt and Valentino Garavani Rockstud Pumps.
Miranda Priestly commands the screen holding the latest edition of Runway magazine, dressed in a Libertine ‘Peggy’s Houndstooth’ Tulip Skirt paired with Valentino Garavani 100mm Rockstud Pumps in red. The look is accessorized with Jimmy Choo JC5030U Sunglasses and Fred Leighton Ruby and Diamond Mini Slice Earrings.
Anne Hathaway as Andy Sachs showcases a stylistic evolution from Gabriela Hearst patchwork to Rabanne metallic mesh.
Andy Sachs goes eclectic in a Gabriela Hearst Spring 2025 ‘Niki’ Patchwork Embroidered Maxi Dress in aurora multi linen, styled with archival Chloé Crisscross Strap Platform Sandals. Redefining “workwear,” she also appears in a RE/DONE x Ford Mechanic Zip Jumpsuit, styled with Chanel Cloth ‘Dad’ Sandals and Celine Cat-Eye Sunglasses in tortoiseshell. Her more structured moments include a Khaite Levitt Coat in garnet leather over a Giorgio Armani Jersey Bodysuit and matching Single-Pleat Trousers in flocked print and sequins. Finally, a futuristic moment features a Rabanne Metallic Mesh Midi Dress from the 2026 Cruise Collection, paired with the Rabanne ‘Iconic’ Nano Shoulder Bag and René Caovilla Braid Electric Blue Sandals.
Emily Blunt as Emily Charlton maintains her edge in a Wiederhoeft Satin Bustier and Dior pinstripes.
Emily Charlton maintains her edge in a Wiederhoeft Recycled Satin Bustier Top layered over a Dior White Button-Down Cotton Shirt featuring the logo safety-pin print. She pairs the look with Jean Paul Gaultier Corset-Detail Virgin Wool Wide-Leg Pants in pinstripe and a Dior Large D-Journey Bag in black crinkled calfskin.
The Editor-in-Chief embodies precision in an Armani Privé Haute Couture ensemble.
The Editor-in-Chief layers an Armani Privé Spring/Summer 2025 Haute Couture Long Jacket and a yet to be released Oud Paris ‘Kylian’ Blouse. The accessories include Saint Laurent Jeanne Slingback Pumps, a Dellaluna Venezia Roman Gold Clutch, and Renato Cipullo Amethyst Goccio Earrings.
From Dior to Armani, the fashion in this sequel serves as the ultimate thesis for a new generation of Runway Magazine. It’s a world where digital influence meets high-fashion tradition—and for the ‘ladies with an attitude’ and the ‘fellas that are in the mood,’ one thing remains certain: no matter the era, every walk is a runway.
So what are you waiting for? Strike a pose. That’s all.
The Devil Wears Prada 2 arrives in theaters on May 1, 2026
