Last night in New York City, fashion’s most iconic universe returned to the spotlight as The Devil Wears Prada 2 premiered with a red carpet that felt as cinematic as the film itself

Nearly two decades after the original defined an era of style, its highly anticipated sequel brought together a cast that continues to shape both film and fashion. Leading the evening were Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, Stanley Tucci, and Simone Ashley, each delivering a distinct yet cohesive style moment. Together, they embraced a refined palette of red, black, and white, subtly nodding to the film’s signature aesthetic while elevating it with contemporary couture.

Anne Hathaway stepped onto the carpet in a custom look by Louis Vuitton, balancing modern elegance with a confident edge. Meryl Streep, ever commanding, wore Fall/Winter 2026 Givenchy, embodying timeless authority with a sharp, structured silhouette. Emily Blunt opted for Schiaparelli Haute Couture, bringing a sculptural, fashion-forward presence, while Simone Ashley embraced a sleek green custom design , adding a youthful yet polished dimension to the lineup.

The premiere extended beyond its core cast, drawing an equally striking guest list. Lady Gaga, Dylan Sprouse, and Barbara Palvin were among the notable attendees, each contributing to an atmosphere that felt less like a traditional film premiere and more like a global fashion moment.

More than just a red carpet, the evening reaffirmed The Devil Wears Prada as a cultural reference point, where cinema and fashion intersect seamlessly. The coordinated color story, the precision of tailoring, and the presence of industry icons all spoke to a legacy that continues to evolve.

As the sequel prepares to reach audiences, one thing is already clear: the Cast of The Devil Wears Prada still know exactly how to make an entrance.