Anne Hathaway's Devil Wears Prada 2 Tour Wardrobe Is All About the Off-Duty Moments
Her red carpet moments have been nice, but for us, the off-duty looks just simply could not be overlooked.
I’ve been keeping a close eye on Anne Hathaway’s Devil Wears Prada 2 press tour wardrobe, fully expecting to fall in love with the parade of high-glam, full-look moments that she wore on the red carpet. And while those have certainly delivered, it’s not what I have been raving to my friends about. Instead, what has stood out the most is the in-between outfits—the ones snapped while she’s heading to interviews, stepping out of hotels, slipping into cars, or walking into meetings—that have felt the most compelling (and even though most of them are fall/winter 2026 looks we can’t get our hands on yet, they appear to be the most wearable).
There’s something about the way Hathaway approaches off-duty dressing right now that feels incredibly inspiring. Many of the looks she wears can breathe inspiration into a closet of clothes you’ve already worn. It’s tailored, but relaxed. Filled with brands like Khaite, Michael Kors, Stella McCartney—some of the greatest minds in the luxury space, but also brands that feel wearable. The kind of looks that make you reconsider your entire wardrobe in the best way, because suddenly, a simple pair of trousers and flats feels like the chicest thing you could wear.
The Leopard Moment
An all-red moment always looks even better when leopard print is involved. Hathaway put together this effortless fashion moment you could probably pull off with a new trench coat and the red dress already hanging in your closet.
The Naked Dress
Sheer, lace, and floor length is my kind of look for a night out. Where she was going, I have no clue, but she looked incredibly cool heading there. Borrow this outfit idea for your next night out.
The Elevated Slip
Now, we all love a slip dress, but the way the style gets remixed when it's an asymmetrical silhouette is quite noteworthy. Upgrade the classic style by getting a dress like this of your own. It looks incredibly off-duty and chic.
The Sleeveless Coat
A good coat will really take your wardrobe places, especially when it has the versatility of being sleeveless. This Sacai coat, worn and loved by Anne, made for the perfect finishing touch. I highly recommend giving a look like this a spin.
The Clueless-Inspired Moment
Sky-high platforms were a staple of her wardrobe during this press tour, and they look good with a Clueless-style minidress. If you don't have a dress that resembles her Versace one, now is the time to make a move.
The Off-Duty Actress
Now, this is an outfit I basically consider my uniform. That said, if you see me, you likely will also see a cool jacket and wide-leg jeans. Seeing Anne Hathaway in this exact ensemble gave me a "celebs… they're just like us" feeling. This is an outfit combination that simply never fails.
The Pair of Controversial Shoes
Who says every dress requires a sky-high pair of heels? These sneakers make such a statement; they bring an entire outfit together. Give this lowkey look a spin at home.
The Fur-Trimmed Cardi
The time of year for a touch of fur is rapidly passing us by, so enjoy it while you can. Hathaway entered spring in this elevated ensemble that turned heads.
The Suited Separates Look
Who said a suit had to be boring? This modern upgrade to the classic must be noted. The asymmetry that is found in the separates is such a power move.
The Statement Coat
When you're not sure what to wear, always remember that your favorite coat can double as a dress when styled right. Hathaway took this leopard-trimmed coat out for a spin in New York City with cool pumps.

Sierra Mayhew is a fashion editor at Who What Wear, bringing a decade of industry experience to the editorial team. Since joining in 2021, she has made her mark by blending luxury and accessible fashion, decoding runway trends, and curating must-have shopping lists. Before joining Who What Wear, Sierra sharpened her skills at Harper's Bazaar and Elle, with bylines in Bazaar.com and collaborated with iconic brands such as Gucci and Ferragamo. A graduate of the University of Notre Dame, Sierra translates editorial expertise into viral social content, making fashion engaging for a new generation. Her unique perspective is rooted in her love for travel, music, and discovering the hidden gems that make New York City a constant source of inspiration.