Cast of The Devil Wears Prada 2 go all out for highly anticipated premiere looks
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The Devil Wears Prada 2 premiere has wrapped up the weeks-long press tour for the sequel to the iconic film, serving up the best looks yet.
The premiere looks for the second instalment of the iconic film have been highly anticipated, with fans expecting stylish outfits from stars Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep – and they delivered!
Streep, 76, wore an outfit that screamed high-fashion, wearing a red cape dress from Givenchy's Fall/Winter 2026 collection.
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Streep wore an outfit that screamed high-fashion, wearing a red cape dress from Givenchy's Fall/Winter 2026 collection. Variety via Getty Images
The look was paired with black leather gloves that extended to her shoulder and a pair of big black sunglasses.
Silver star earrings finished off the look. We're certain that her character in the film, the stylish Miranda Priestly, would approve.
Anne Hathaway also opted for red, wearing a timeless Valentino couture gown with a corset top and flared skirt.
A pair of red platforms tied the look together, with silver jewellery finishing it off.
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Anne Hathaway also opted for red, wearing a timeless Valentino couture gown with a corset top and flared skirt. The Hollywood Reporter via Getty
She wore her hair down with a slight wave.
Fellow star Emily Blunt opted for a stunning gown that is the epitome of high fashion.
The Defying Gravity gown from Schiaparelli's 2026 collection is made from 25,000 silk thread feathers, taking over 4000 hours of work
The dress featured a silk feather corset which contrasts with layers of stacked tulle.
Emily Blunt opted for a stunning Schiaparelli gown that is the epitome of high fashion. Getty
She paired the dress with a slicked-back bun and gold shoes.
There have been many tributes to the original film throughout the press tour, made up of the nostalgic tidbits that have made the movie so beloved over the years.
Here are some of the other incredible outfits from The Devil Wears Prada 2 press tour!
For the pair's appearance at the Frida Kahlo museum in Mexico City on March 30, Hathaway, 43, donned a Schiaparelli masterpiece.
Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep have put a stylish foot forward on The Devil Wears Prada 2's press tour. Getty Images for Disney
For the first tour stop, at Frida Kahlo's home, Hathaway turned heads in Schiaparelli. Getty
She paired the black tailored top with an abstract gold belt with an eye motif and an angled fringe skirt, finishing the look off with black keyhole pumps.
"We are kicking off The Devil Wears Prada tour here today at Frida Kahlo's house… so to honour that, we chose a very surrealist Schiaparelli vibe," Hathaway's press-tour stylist Erin Walsh shared on her Instagram.
Streep dressed in head-to-toe red (perhaps an allusion to the "Devil" in the title?), wearing a Dolce and Gabbana pantsuit and red heels to match, which resembled those that were in the film's poster.
Meanwhile, Streep wore heels reminiscent of the one featured on the original Devil Wears Prada movie poster. Getty Images for Disney
That night they attended the first premiere of the press tour at the Anahuacalli Museum, swapping their looks for the occasion.
This time, Streep wore a tailored button-down dress from Schiaparelli with gold finishings, looking as put together as ever as she takes on the iconic role of Runway magazine's editor-in-chief Miranda Priestly once again.
Hathaway donned a flirty red sequinned mini-dress by Stella McCartney, and you can't forget about "the boots".
The actress wore some slouchy brown thigh-high boots resembling the "Chanel boots" that were memorably fussed over in the original film.
("Are you wearing..." "The Chanel boots? Yeah, I am.")
The co-stars posed in front of the giant red shoe with an inverted horned trident on the heel, as per the original movie poster.
For the premiere, the stars amped things up. Getty
Hathaway wore a pair of boots not unlike the famous 'Chanel boots' featured in the first movie. Getty Images for Disney
Streep then made an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on April 1 in what seemed like a casual look.
The star wore black pants and a blue jumper – but, as Miranda Priestly famously put it, "That sweater is not just blue, it's not turquoise, it's not lapis – it's actually cerulean."
The Mamma Mia actress paid homage to her character's iconic monologue from the 2006 film by wearing a custom J.Crew knit, replicating the original "lumpy blue sweater" Hathaway's character Andy Sachs wore.
The new iteration was designed by Olympia Gayot and styled by Micaela Erlanger.
This sweater looks ordinary, but it is so much more. CBS via Getty Images
Gayot said in a press release, as per Vogue, "That monologue is so smart and funny – it reminds you that what feels personal is actually part of a much bigger story, which is why The Devil Wears Prada still resonates.
"At J.Crew, we've been obsessed with color since 1983, so stepping into cerulean – the cerulean – with Micaela was equal parts honour and wink.
"Cashmere felt right: elevated, a little self-aware."
For their next stop in Tokyo on April 6, the stars experimented with wacky silhouettes and patterns.
Streep wore red-and-white Chanel two-piece suit and skirt featuring an interesting pattern, with the asymetrical hemline accentuated with black fringe.
Hathaway continued the colour scheme in a spring 2026 Valentino Haute Couture strapless gown with a parachute-shaped skirt that billowed black and white ruffles.
She accesorised with ivory Valentino Rockstud heels, which feature heavily in the sequel's trailer, as well as Bvlgari Serpenti earrings.
She made yet another nod to the original film, bringing back her character Andy's signature bangs.
The stars then headed to Seoul, South Korea for a press conference on April 8, where they continued the black, white and red theme.
In Seoul, Streep wore Prada in an homage to the movie's title Getty
The stars received a thoughtful present. Getty
The Only Murders in the Building actress took the title of the film literally, wearing a red Prada suit with a double-breasted blazer, a thin brown belt to break up the look, and gold heels.
The Princess Diaries star kept her bangs and piled up the rest of her hair in an updo, which showed off her neck in her white off-the-shoulder top and black leather pants from Vaquera.
They each received a gift of red heels with traditional Korean embroidery on them, bowing in thanks to the fans, as is custom in the country.
For the evening premiere, they again switched colour palettes, Hathaway making a statement in a red Balenciaga dress featuring a batwing bomber on top and a form-fitting skirt with a slit.
They switched colours again for the premiere. Getty
Streep wore a chic black custom Celine suit and matching sunglasses with asymmetrical details.
The giant red shoe made another appearance, with the stars signing the side of it.
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