I Tracked Down Every Outfit From The Devil Wears Prada 2—Shop Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep’s Looks Here

If there’s one thing I can tell you for certain, without having even seen The Devil Wears Prada 2, it’s that a million girls would kill for the wardrobe. Nearly 20 years after the original, Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep and Emily Blunt are stepping back into their iconic roles, and if the first looks are anything to go by, the fashion—if not groundbreaking—is certainly breathtaking.

To say the sequel has a lot to live up to would be a gross understatement. The original gave us one of fashion cinema’s most iconic style transformations—second only, perhaps, to The Princess Diaries. As costume designer Molly Rogers put it: “In the first film, she’s a true fish out of water, and watching her evolution—especially stepping into pieces like the Chanel thigh-high boots—was everything.”

While the early reviews are already promising, there’s one thing I’m far more interested in dissecting: the wardrobe. So far, Andy Sachs has been spotted in an impossibly chic all-white look anchored by a Phoebe Philo tee and Nili Lotan barrel-leg denim, a razor-sharp vintage Jean Paul Gaultier suit, and a patchwork linen dress by Gabriela Hearst that feels destined to dominate summer moodboards. But, while Andy’s transformation may be complete, her relaxed, slightly undone edge is still very much intact, whether through easy barrel-leg jeans or the return of that oversized Coach messenger bag slung over her shoulder. Sure, It’s a far cry from the girl in the frumpy cerulean sweater, but there’s still a trace of that same undone charm—what 2026 has since coined the “messy girl” aesthetic.

Miranda Priestly, meanwhile, remains exactly as she should: impossibly polished. The foundations of her wardrobe are still there, in razor-sharp tailoring, floor-sweeping coats and elegant midi skirts, but this time, they’ve been reworked with a fresher, more contemporary lens. Of course, it wouldn’t be Miranda without an impeccable lineup of designer bags. From classic Chanel messenger styles to Bottega Veneta’s coveted Andiamo, the sequel is filled with both vintage gems and new-season icons, all sourced via Fashionphile.

If the first film captured the fantasy and playfulness of a before-and-after style transformation, the sequel looks set to explore something far more interesting: what great style looks like once you’ve fully grown into it. Keep scrolling to shop the exact looks from The Devil Wears Prada 2.

Shop The Best Devil Wears Prada 2 Outfits

1. White Tee + Jeans

Style Notes: One of Andy Sachs’s chicest looks, and a defining moment in her style transformation. The perfect Phoebe Philo white tee, Nili Lotan barrel-leg denim and sleek Prada leather pumps prove that sometimes the simplest outfits make the biggest impact.

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2. Grey Power Suit

Style Notes: Peak Andy Sachs energy: sharp tailoring, softened by the oversized vintage Coach messenger bag. It’s the perfect balance of polished and undone, exactly the formula fashion people rely on.

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3. White Shirt + Pleated Skirt

Style Notes: A full Sacai look I can’t stop thinking about. The pleated pocket-detail skirt does all the heavy lifting, balanced by the simplicity of a crisp white shirt.

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4. Checked Top + Pleated Skirt

Style Notes: One of Andy’s cooler, more playful looks. The Acne Studios checked top, Fendi pleated skirt and Valentino studded heels feel polished, but with just enough personality.

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5. Patchwork Dress

Style Notes: A true scene-stealer. Gabriela Hearst’s patchwork linen dress feels like summer distilled into one very chic piece.

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6. Suede Jacket + Jeans

Style Notes: An outfit formula fashion people come back to every spring and autumn: suede jacket, light-wash denim and boots. Effortless, timeless and impossible to get wrong. While the exact Ralph Lauren jacket is out of stock, keep scrolling for the closest alternatives.

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7. Pinstripe Waistcoat + Trousers

Style Notes: Workwear, but with edge. The original is vintage Jean Paul Gaultier, but this tailored Reformation alternative captures a similar sharp, fashion-forward energy.

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8. Grey Blazer + Skirt

Style Notes: Miranda Priestly at her most polished. The sharply tailored Sa Su Phi blazer and matching skirt are a masterclass in power dressing, classic in silhouette, but cut in a way that still feels incredibly modern. It’s the kind of look that proves great tailoring will always command attention.

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9. Beige Trench Coat

Style Notes: Proof that great outerwear can carry an entire outfit. A sharply tailored cream trench, blue jeans and a crisp white shirt is about as timeless as it gets.

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