The Devil Wears Prada 2: All the Press Tour Looks Worn by Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep

After teasing fans with its trailer a few months ago, The Devil Wears Prada 2 is edging closer to its theatrical release next month. In the lead-up, the press tour has become one of the most anticipated parts of the film’s rollout, not just for the return of its iconic characters, but for the question on everyone’s mind: how Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway will translate this new chapter into style. That curiosity has now unfolded across cities as the duo moves from Mexico City to London, turning each appearance into a moment in its own right. Ahead, all the standout looks from the press tour.

Yin and Yang

The press tour kicks off in Mexico City. Anne Hathaway, styled by Erin Walsh, arrives in a sparkling Stella McCartney mini dress and thigh-high boots, setting a high-shine tempo from the start. Meryl Streep, styled by Micaela Erlanger, shifts the mood in a navy textured satin shirt dress from Schiaparelli, detailed with gold bijoux buttons and a wide tonal belt. The Mini Face bag, embroidered with a palm tree motif, lands the final note.

Made to Sway

The spotlight then shifts to Tokyo, where texture takes centre stage. Anne Hathaway appears in Valentino, wearing a strapless gown with cascading ruffles, first seen at Alessandro Michele’s ‘Specula Mundi’ show last February. Meryl Streep makes an entrance in Chanel, opting for a fringed red suit first seen at Matthieu Blazy’s New York show last year.

Sharp Hours

At the Seoul stop, Anne Hathaway goes all in on leather with Look 64 from Balenciaga’s Winter 26 collection—a high-collar blouson dress in smooth red, anchored by Duchesse pumps in black calfskin. Meryl Streep, meanwhile, shifts the pace in Celine, wearing a draped top, maxi trousers, and an oversized leather belt. A quiet but deliberate choice.

Silk Contrast 

Shanghai marks the fourth stop, and Anne Hathaway switches things up in a pastel air-flower dress from Susan Fang, matched with transparent slingbacks by Gianvito Rossi. Then there’s Meryl Streep, who goes for a more structured feel in a deep blue silk coat dress from Saint Laurent’s AW25 collection, pulled together with a black belt at the waist. The real standout, though, comes down to the oversized pillow sunglasses with wide temples, also Saint Laurent.

Crimson Code

Back in New York City, the duo sets a clear brief: red. Anne Hathaway shows up in a strapless red silk bustier gown from Louis Vuitton, while Meryl Streep turns the volume up in a flame-toned soft leather cape with bow detail from Givenchy. Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci are also in attendance for the world premiere. Blunt wears a tiered tulle gown from Schiaparelli, while Tucci keeps it classic in Giorgio Armani.

Final Cut