The Devil Wears Prada Is Back For A Sequel – Here’s Where To Shop The Outfits So Far

Gird your loins, filming is officially underway for The Devil Wears Prada 2, and if the first looks are any indication, there's plenty of sartorial inspiration to be found at Runway yet again. After nearly 20 years, Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci are reprising their iconic roles in what is perhaps one of the most anticipated movie sequels of our time. While the film is not set to hit the big screen until May 2026, paparazzi pictures of the cast filming in Manhattan have already begun streaming in, and it's shaping up to be quite groundbreaking indeed.

Much like the original, the sequel promises a dramatic insight into the world of publishing with Miranda Priestly facing the collapse of print media in the digital age and finding herself contending with former assistant Emily Charlton, who's rumoured to play a luxury executive (perhaps at Dior, judging by her outfit). While Andy's role in this is still unclear, we already know a few looks she'll be sporting in the film. We've also been granted peeks at Miranda Priestly and Emily Charlton's chic 2025 wardrobe, as well as Stanley Tucci in a grey plaid suit.

So far, we've seen Hathaway in an archival Jean Paul Gaultier co-ord set, a zip-up denim jumpsuit from Re/Done, a patchworked maxi, and a sleek tank top and denim maxi skirt combo, amongst others from fashion editor-favourite brands Toteme and Agolde. A mix of archival designer numbers and surprisingly affordable pieces, all of Andy's looks so far hint at a more chic character, far removed from her early days at Runway, although with a hint of her chaotic personal style (see: the Re/Done denim jumpsuit styled with chunky dad sandals). Over on TikTok, eagle-eyed fans also spotted Hathaway wearing a certain cerulean blue jumper (not turquoise, not lapis), and while we're pretty certain it's not the exact style from the original, we do appreciate the fashion Easter egg.

Our favourite look of them all? The patchworked Gabriela Hearst number, styled with a pair of Chloé platform sandals, a blue Fendi basket bag (Nigel would definitely approve), and Bvlgari sunglasses. A bit kitchsy and fun, our obsession with the look is actually down to the unassuming runway-embellished garment bag in her hand, suggesting that Sachs still works at the high fashion magazine, despite quitting at the end of the original movie.

Surprisingly, many of the key pieces we’ve seen so far, including the Toteme Ribbed Tank Top, Celine cat-eye sunglasses, and the Gabriela Hearst maxi dress, are still in stock, so whether you're looking to recreate her exact outfits or shop similar staples (we've included some excellent affordable alternatives below), it's your lucky day. But will they earn the Miranda Priestly seal of approval? We'll find out come May.

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Andrea Sachs Outfits

The Jacket And Jeans

Ever wondered whether Andy Sachs does, in fact, ever dress casual? The answer is yes, as she's spotted here wearing a grey jacket and a pair of turn-up jeans.

The Blue Shirt

In another one of Hathaway's elevated basic outfits, she's seen wearing an item we all most likely have in our wardrobes - a blue shirt. She styles it with a pair of blue wash jeans, cat eye sunglasses and gold belt.

The Purple Ball Gown

Hathaway was spotted spinning around set in a striking purple Rabanne dress and matching purple strappy sandals. As for arm candy? She opted for a stylish chainmail bag.

The Sacai Skirt And Shirt

Anne Hathaway stepped out in a pleated twill midi skirt by Sacai, paired with a crisp white shirt featuring subtly puffed sleeves. Gabriela Hearst made a return to her wardrobe, this time in the form of footwear as Hathaway completed the look with the Adres Braided Pumps, crafted in rich navy and emerald green leather.

The Pinstripe Maxi Dress

Another Gabriela Hearst number, Hathaway wore the label's Coleridge vest on top of a pinstriped midi dress styled with a pair of Paris Texas boots.

The White Monochrome Tee And Trousers

Hathaway looked effortlessly chic in a white monochrome look. Her oversized Phoebe Philo tee may seem simple from the front, but it features a dramatic train that pairs perfectly with her structured Nili Lotan jeans and Prada Mohawk leather pumps. While the shirt and shoes are sold out, fashion fans can still rejoice – the exact jeans are still available to shop from Net-A-Porter.

The Suede Blazer And Jeans

Hathaway channelled academia chic in a suede Ralph Lauren Purple Label blazer, paired with Levi's Low Pro Jeans, Zadig & Voltaire snakeskin boots, and a silk scarf. While there's only one size left of the exact blazer, her jeans and boots have unfortunately sold out. Not to worry - we’ve found a few stylish alternatives you can shop now. And for those looking to complete the look, her Valentino Garavani Nellcote shoulder bag is still available.

The Colour-Block Dress

Hathaway was spotted wearing an incredibly bold Gabriela Hearst dress for what looks like a trip to the Hamptons. Leaning into the summer vibe, the dress was styled with a pair of Chloé platform sandals, a blue Fendi bag, a crochet bucket hat and Bvlgari sunglasses. As for jewellery, the actress wore a stack of pearl necklaces with a gold diamond toggle pendant necklace by Jemma Wynne (you can shop a similar one from Tilly Sveaas) as well as the Squash Blossom Bead Choker from Marlo Laz.

The Off-Duty Tank And Skirt

Hathaway also wore the off-duty outfit of our dreams, pairing a simple denim maxi skirt from Agolde with a clean cut Toteme tank top. For footwear, she opted for a pair of chunky Chanel velcro sandals, while her Bvlgari sunglasses also made a reappearance.

The Zip Up Denim Jumpsuit

Hathaway wore the Chanel Velcro sandals again, this time with a Re/Done zip-up denim jumpsuit featuring mechanical motif patches and embroidered details. She completed the look with a studded Valentino Garavani Panthea bag, adding a hint of biker charm. Get her look with a similar jumpsuit from Whistles – simply add some iron-on patches.

The Pinstriped Two Piece

The first look Hathaway was spotted in was naturally a fashion heavy-hitter: vintage pinstriped waistcoat and trousers set from Jean Paul Gaultier, paired with an archival Coach Saddle Pouch, finished with a pair of pointed-toe heeled boots. But fret not, we've found a similar two-piece from Reformation.

Miranda Priestly Outfits

The Red Gown

In what appears to be a recreation of the Met Gala, Meryl Streep wore a scarlet billowing ball gown with an off the shoulder, slightly asymmetrical neckline.

The Pale Grey Suit

Streep was spotted wearing a pale grey skirt suit paired with grey block heels, black sunglasses and silver hoop earrings. While we're sure Miranda Priestly would never be caught in Uniqlo, for those of us without Runway budgets, we've found chic affordable alternatives on the high street.

The Beige Trench

One of our personal favourite outfits so far, this classic look is one for our perennial style moodboards. From the Sa Su Phi coat, to the ribbed white blouse, navy trousers, and a ruby red Jacquemus heels adorned with bow detailing, there's not an element we don't love.

The Leather Skirt

Naturally, Miranda Preistly's return was marked with an elegantly chic outfit. While we're uncertain about the exact provenance of her look, we're definitely adding the tan leather skirt and beige trench coat paired with a bright purple blouse to our work rotation. We do, however, know that her exact sunglasses are from Jimmy Choo (wich are still available to shop) and as for jewellery, she wore a Briony Raymond Slim Sloan Diamond Ring.

Emily Charlton Outfits

The Striped Jumper And Skirt

Emily Blunt stepped out in a recent look that we must admit, we didn't see coming. She pairs a red and black striped jumper from Coach (now sold out) with a black mini skirt, tights and a chainmail tie.

The Monochrome Pinstripe Look

In our first look at Emily Blunt reprising her role as Emily Charlton, we were anything but disappointed. Wearing a Wiederhoeft pinstripe corset top and wide-leg trousers by Jean Paul Gaultier, a Dior-emblazoned white shirt, a Dior D-Journey bag and black sunglasses, she delivered a masterclass in high-fashion executive cool.

Emma Richardson is a fashion commerce writer for Grazia. She was previously a fashion and beauty commerce writer for Heat and Closer, and has contributed digital content for a variety of lifestyle brands. Emma finds much of her inspiration in celebrity style, with Sienna Miller often being a major influence, and loves a pair of ballet pumps and a trusted trench coat.