The anticipated sequel of The Devil Wears Prada is well underway, with film sets emerging all over Manhattan and Brooklyn. New Yorkers and fashion connoisseurs everywhere are itching to see what styles will grace the city streets next — and although the full vision of stylist Patricia Field won’t be revealed until May 2026, returning cast members are being captured in the couture of our wildest wardrobe fantasies.
Followers of the film are getting a little taste of what to expect, and while sartorially chic, so far, we’ve only seen a majority of business casual ensembles. For those hoping to catch a glimpse of Anne Hathaway in a more elevated, evening look, today is your lucky day!
The leading lady was spotted filming, trading her *iconic* cerulean blue sweater for an electric blue sequin gown — while entangled with Patrick Brammall, we may add. And by the looks of the photos, I think it’s safe to say Andy Sachs may have a new love interest to go along with her new wardrobe.
Trading Quiet Chic for Loud Luxury
Hathaway turned heads (quite literally) in Rabanne’s Metallic Mesh Midi Dress in an electric blue hue, paired back to matching Rene Caovilla Jeweled Braid Sandals. The gown glittered with a wave of reflective sequins, and a coordinating chainmail Paco Rabanne Nano 1969 Bag. A simple-but-sweet scoop neck allowed for a bit of balance between the glitz and glam of her look and adding a touch of modesty, with the style giving Hathaway a fiercely confident edge.
Brammall, by her side, sported a deep navy suit, bringing out Hathaway’s vibrant blue. He skipped the tie and went for a more effortlessly cool look with a baby blue button-up.
Of course, no fashion moment is complete without standout beauty to tie it together. Hathaway continued her bright, bold look with a statement eye, color-coordinating her shadow to her dress. The result? An almost aquatic aesthetic, giving us major mermaidcore vibes.
Strutting in Studs
Despite being utterly enamored with Hathaway’s after-hours uniform, our hearts are always with her office attire. This chic twist on an all-black pantsuit has us pining for more. The skinny tie screamed modern matriarch, while the pleated fabric and studded trims enhanced an otherwise classic business casual. Her Coach Vintage Metropolitan Briefcase perfected the office attire. And for the heels? Only an employee of Miranda Priestly is trained to prance around the office in pumps of such dramatic height.
The film’s use of accessories has long been top tier (with Hathaway’s Coach crossbody briefcase conjuring up memories of the new millennium), and the sequel seems to be right on par. Micro-frames are taking Summer 2025 by storm, so it was only a matter of time before this chic style made its way to the set of The Devil Wears Prada 2.
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