The streets of New York are once again pulsing with fashion as Anne Hathaway steps back into her high-heeled shoes for the highly anticipated sequel, The Devil Wears Prada 2. Nearly two decades after the original film became a cultural touchstone, the cameras are rolling and fans have just gotten their first look at Hathaway's updated style as she reprises her role as the beloved Andy Sachs.
In a clear nod to the character's transformation into a confident fashion insider, Hathaway was spotted in a sleek monochrome look, pairing a crisp white sleeveless top with a black tailored vest and high-waisted denim maxi skirt. Black oval sunglasses and chunky velvet sandals with gold hardware gave the look an effortless blend of retro minimalism and modern edge. A casual newspaper tucked in hand only added to the "off-duty editor" aesthetic.
In another scene, Hathaway channels Miranda Priestly-level polish in a pinstripe vest-and-trouser set, complete with a layered pearl necklace, leather handbag, and ankle boots. The tailored silhouette and matching separates evoke the power suits of classic editorial fashion while updating them with a more relaxed New York City energy.
Between takes, the actress was also seen in a flowing color-blocked maxi dress, accessorized with a raffia bucket hat and chunky wooden heels, pulling luggage marked RUNWAY a playful nod to the fictional fashion magazine at the heart of the original film. The look suggests we may see Andy Sachs jet-setting for her next editorial assignment or perhaps returning to the frontlines of the fashion world with a new twist.
Fans are buzzing not just about the sequel s storyline, but about how Anne Hathaway's style will evolve in this new chapter. If these early looks are anything to go by, Devil Wears Prada 2 is shaping up to be as much a fashion event as it is a cinematic one.
