Ahead of its April 29 release, Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway are turning every city stop into a runway—pun intended.
It’s been nearly 20 years since The Devil Wears Prada became part of pop culture. The 2006 film followed Andy Sachs, a young journalist who lands a job at a top fashion magazine under the famously exacting Miranda Priestly. Along the way, it gave us lines we still quote, a cerulean sweater, and a version of fashion that felt both intimidating and fascinating.
The sequel picks things up in a very different landscape. Traditional publishing isn’t what it used to be, and Miranda is now dealing with that shift head-on. Emily Charlton is no longer an assistant but a major player in the luxury space, holding the kind of influence Miranda once did, and Andy Sachs is long past her assistant days.
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But before the film even reaches cinemas, the press tour is already offering a glimpse of how these characters have evolved.
Below, a breakdown of Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway’s press tour looks so far—from Mexico City to Tokyo to Seoul.
Mexico City
Meryl Streep opened in a red Dolce & Gabbana suit with sharp tailoring, paired with statement jewelry and a custom clutch. She also wore a Schiaparelli look during this stop. Anne Hathaway balanced it out with a pink Stella McCartney mini dress and thigh-high boots, followed by a black Schiaparelli fringe dress with a sculptural gold belt and keyhole pumps.
Tokyo
Streep stepped out in Chanel by Matthieu Blazy, while Hathaway wore Valentino couture from the Spring 2026 collection—a strapless dress with a structured bodice and dramatic ruffles, styled with Bulgari jewelry.
Seoul
For the press conference at the Four Seasons Hotel, Meryl Streep wore a red Prada suit with a double-breasted blazer, styled with a brown leather belt. Anne Hathaway stepped out in a Vaquera look, pairing black leather pants with a white off-shoulder top.
Later that evening, both switched up their palettes for the premiere at Times Square. Anne Hathaway wore a red Balenciaga look with a billowing bomber-style jacket and fitted skirt, while Meryl Streep opted for an all-black custom Celine suit with matching sunglasses.
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Outside the red carpets, Meryl Streep’s off-duty looks are just as considered. In New York, she stepped out in a Givenchy leopard coat, paired with a DeMellier bag, Gianvito Rossi shoes, and statement accessories. Then there’s the cerulean moment: for a late-night appearance, she wore a custom J.Crew sweater in that exact shade—a direct nod to one of the film’s most memorable scenes.
The Devil Wears Prada 2 arrives in Philippine cinemas on April 29, 2026. The sequel reunites the original cast, with tickets now available at major theater chains.
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