Gird your loins — the crew is back, and the moment feels just as iconic. Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, Meryl Streep, and Stanley Tucci stepped out in London as celebrations for “The Devil Wears Prada 2” continued.
GettyJust days after premiering the film in New York City, the cast reunited in England for another star-studded evening, marking a full-circle moment nearly two decades after the original film first captivated audiences.
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GettyMeryl Streep once again stood out in a striking red coat paired with dark accents and sunglasses, a look that subtly nodded to her iconic character.
Emily Blunt carried the red theme forward in a rich, ruby-toned ensemble, while Anne Hathaway chose a sleek black look that balanced the palette.
Stanley Tucci kept things classic and understated, appearing polished and refined in a way that felt true to the character audiences have long loved.
Fashion Moments Reflect Personal Style and Character Influence
GettyHathaway’s look featured a structured velvet gown with a corset-style bodice and high slit, a modern yet timeless choice that hinted at her evolving style.
Blunt, who wore an oversized tulle design at the New York premiere, shifted to a more tailored look in London. She chose a custom peplum top with a dramatic train, paired with matching pants, and completed the outfit with elegant jewelry.
GettyStreep stayed close to her earlier premiere look, once again choosing a bold red outer layer, reinforcing continuity between the two appearances.
Familiar Faces and Personal Connections Add to the Night
GettyThe evening also reflected the close-knit connections within the cast’s world. Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci share a family bond, as she is married to his sister, Felicity Blunt, who was also in attendance.
Among the guests, Nicky Hilton arrived in a flowing gown, while Simone Ashley brought a pop of contrast in a vibrant pink ensemble that stood out against the evening’s red palette.
GettyAs the cast continues to celebrate “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” their appearances carry a sense of both nostalgia and renewal.
GettyThe reunion brings together familiar faces while opening the door to a new chapter for a story that has stayed close to audiences over the years.
From thoughtful fashion moments to long-standing friendships, the London premiere served as a quiet reminder of the film’s lasting impact and the bond shared by its cast.
‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’: How the Story Evolves From Then to Now
“The Devil Wears Prada 2” sees Streep’s Miranda Priestly still at the top of Runway magazine, as Andy Sachs (Hathaway) returns as features editor, and they face off against Priestly’s former assistant turned rival Emily Charlton (Blunt).
For Hathaway, 43, it was crucial not to just cash in on the oft-quoted original, which earned Streep an Oscar nomination for best actress for her deceptively nuanced portrayal of a formidable editor-in-chief.
“We talked a lot about how we didn’t want to come back and just make a nostalgic movie in order for us to pick up these characters again,” Hathaway said, as per USA Today.
“The legacy of the first one is still going strong; we didn’t have to do this. We needed a great story, and we needed something that felt urgent and very human.”
In the first “Devil Wears Prada,” the naive and ordinary Andy lands a job at Runway as Miranda’s new assistant, an Anna Wintour-esque boss whose ice-queen persona melts over the course of the film.
Andy quickly gets swept up in the business of high fashion, but fearing she’s lost herself, eventually decides to quit.
Directed by David Frankel, son of famed New York Times editor Max Frankel, the sequel picks up with Andy as an award-winning reporter who lands back at Runway after she and many others are suddenly laid off from a New York newspaper.
Now the magazine’s features editor, Andy, struggles to create “worthwhile” journalism as a revolving door of media executives demand more page views, more exclusives, more ad dollars, and more social content.
The Devil Wears Prada 2 hits theaters May 1.
