First Look atThe Devil Wears Prada 2—Miranda’s Back and Andy’s All Grown Up
Alright, so fashion lovers and movie fans—brace yourselves because it's really happening. The Devil Wears Prada 2 is officially in production, and we've just gotten our first look at Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep back in action on the streets of New York. Yes, Miranda Priestly and Andy Sachs are reuniting, and it’s all going down nearly two decades after the original film ruled both the box office and every fashionista’s heart.
Filming has been spotted all around Manhattan, and let’s just say—it’s serving. Anne Hathaway’s been seen channeling grown-up Andy Sachs in everything from pinstripes to vintage Jean Paul Gaultier, Coach bags, and even a Gabriela Hearst maxi dress paired with a Shebobo Kate hat. She’s still got style, though some outfits have sparked mixed reactions online. One minute she looks like she’s running a luxury talent agency, the next—maybe a quirky art studio in Brooklyn. But hey, it’s 2025. Fashion is meant to be fluid, right?
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Meryl Streep, back as the ice-cold and utterly iconic Miranda Priestly, was also spotted filming, commanding attention in Midtown. And yes—those with an eye for high fashion are closely watching every detail of what she’s wearing, even if it's being kept a little under wraps so far.
The sequel picks up years after Andy famously walked away from Runway magazine. Now, she and Miranda find themselves navigating a completely different media landscape—one shaped by digital platforms and the fight for advertising dollars. Word is, Miranda is in a tense standoff with none other than her former assistant Emily Charlton, played again by Emily Blunt, who’s now a high-powered fashion executive. Talk about a full-circle rivalry.
Stanley Tucci is back as the ever-iconic Nigel, and new faces like Simone Ashley, Lucy Liu, B.J. Novak, and Kenneth Branagh—who’s reportedly playing Miranda’s husband—are joining the lineup. The cast is stacked, and the buzz is building fast.
Director David Frankel and screenwriter Aline Brosh McKenna are also returning, which is giving fans hope that the same witty, sharp energy from the 2006 original will be preserved. The sequel is set for release on May 1, 2026, so there's still some time, but excitement is already building.
Whether it’s a commentary on how fashion and media have evolved or just a stylish reunion we didn’t know we needed— The Devil Wears Prada 2 is shaping up to be one of next year’s most anticipated films. And with these set photos? Consider us already invested.
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