Despite its contents suggesting otherwise, the psychological thriller genre has always been one of the most stylish. Just look at the way the theatrical Rodarte designs in Darren Aronofsky’s The Black Swan predicted the entire balletcore movement. Or how the eerie stillness of David Fincher’s Gone Girl placed even more of an emphasis on Rosamund Pike’s razor-sharp bob. Now, with Verity, Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson team up to deliver a heady and intoxicating adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s New York Times best-selling novel.

For the uninitiated, the erotic drama follows Hathaway in the titular role of Verity Crawford, a novelist with a cult following who finds herself unable to complete her beloved book series after becoming wheelchair bound and paralysed following a mysterious accident. Johnson stars as Lowen Ashleigh, a struggling author enticed by Verity’s charming and attractive husband, Jeremy, played by the ‘00s teen heartthrob Josh Hartnett, to finish the franchise for her. It’s an offer Lowen can’t refuse, but after relocating to the Crawfords’ desolate, lakeside mansion, she wrestles with disturbing and twisted revelations that might find her paying the ultimate price.

"There's this very eerie quality to this movie, but with extreme beauty," said Verity costume designer Jacqueline DeMeterio in the film's press release. With haunting landscapes, bold punches and sinister cinematography, the unsettling sensation is underpinned by a very intentional sense of realism. There’s nothing surreal or mystical about the way Hathaway and Johnson are dressed. Instead, the mundanity of their stovepipe jeans and cashmere cardigans imparts a more uncanny atmosphere. Still, despite this suspicious feeling, there’s no denying these outfits are quite covetable in their own right.

The film toys with reality, but grounds its lofty and non-linear narrative through wearable staples you’d easily see the stars wear off-duty. The outfits' subtlety, especially when contrasted with high-stakes plot twists, ultimately reveals something more threatening. But on a surface level, there’s something simply irresistible about seeing a sumptuous long coat or a perfectly starched pair of jeans. So, scroll through for a spoiler-free look at Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson’s most riveting outfits in Verity.

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1. White Blouse + White Maxi Skirt + Leopard Heels

Style Notes: Albeit captured whilst on set, this costume captures an inherent sense of refinement and glamour that underpins Verity as a character. Though her copy of Lili Anolik’s Didion and Babitz is presumably to keep her company between takes, this pristine Alaïa set and leopard-print heels evoke ‘ladies who lunch’ qualities associated with the well-heeled socialite that iconic literary figures like Truman Capote spent his life enamoured with. Plus, with white commonly associated with purity and innocence, it’s clear these connotations will be subverted into something far darker. As the film’s tagline reads, there’s no light where they’re going.

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2. Grey Coat + Corduroy Trousers + Black Boots

Style Notes: For fans of the book, you’ll know the significance of this look. For those who are going into the movie blind, you’ll be on the edge of your seat when this outfit comes on screen. Still, even if you know nothing, you can agree that it is a chic winter ensemble. For eagle-eyed fashion fanatics, however, you’ll know that chunky zip-up boots and corduroy trousers are trademark motifs of designer brands like The Row. "[Lowen] doesn't have a lot of clothing and repeats pieces," Dakota Johnson said of her character’s costumes. But when those items are approved by Mary-Kate and Ashley themselves, you can rest assured that you’ll be wearing them for seasons to come.

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3. Argyle Cardigan + Blue Jeans

Style Notes: The plot of this film unfurls like a mystery, with Lowen evoking her inner Nancy Drew to make sense of the situation she’s in. As a result, the costume designers leaned into this innate academic and preppy undertone as we see her play detective. It’s something we’ve seen time and time again, from the collegiate setting of Donna Tartt’s modern classic The Secret History to even the historic, upper-crust associations of the castle in The Traitors. The argyle-print knit is the perfect epitome of all these themes, and is available to shop at the likes of Reformation, Celine and Róhe.

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4. Lace-Trim Blouse

Style Notes: Much of the film takes place in this severe and sterile winter setting, but Lowen’s bedtime attire couldn’t be more opposite. With delicate lace, fine cotton and broderie anglaise details, it very much establishes her as an outsider against the frigid and isolated backdrop. Plus, the graceful top also evokes a dreamlike sensibility showcased in films like Sofia Coppola’s The Virgin Suicides and Céline Sciamma's Portrait of a Lady on Fire.

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5. Grey Cardigan

Style Notes: For scenes that required a more austere note, cosy knitwear was used as a device to dial down any heightened aspects. "We see Verity very glamorous, very beautiful and film-noir-looking, because this whole film has that look about it, with these strong reds, greys and white cream colours," explained makeup department head Andrea Miller.

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6. Red Dress

Style Notes: As the movie poster showcases, the red dress plays a particularly prominent role in the film. "There are two memorable red dress moments in the film that required very specific pieces," explain the product notes. Though we won’t give anything away, this is another costume that will have you sitting up straighter in your chair. For those who like dressing up to go to the cinema, why not embrace your inner Verity and go as a lady in red?

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7. White T-Shirt + Knitted Vest + Indigo Jeans

Style Notes: Lowen spends a lot of the film in a soft, autumnal colour palette of olives, browns and blacks. "When she arrives at the Crawford house, she's in a black leather jacket and sunglasses. It's sort of the complete opposite of this lush world," said DeMeterio. "It was important to keep her a little more edgy, to work against the wealth of what she was walking into." Nothing screams more neophyte than basic jeans and a sleeveless vest.

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Anne Hathaway has had a busy year. In 2026, she's starred in The Devil Wears Prada 2, Mother Mary, The Odyssey, The End of Oak Street, and Verity. Yet she's never missed a single opportunity to debut a stylish fashion or beauty moment on any of the associated red carpets and press tours.

At this week's Verity premiere in NYC, she wore a shimmering black Atelier Prabal Gurung dress, complete with diamond jewelry and an elegant makeup look. I, however, couldn't help but notice her manicure. On the red carpet, her short, square nails looked almost black, but up close, they appeared to be a deep crimson. Luckily, I got the details on the exact $13 nail polish that her nail artist, Mo Qin, used to achieve the "cherry noir" look, and it just so happens to be on sale.

Anne Hathaway's Cherry Noir Nails

If you read the book, as I did, you know this is the perfect moody manicure to harken back to Hathaway's titular character in the film. "We chose a deep, dark red for Verity to bring a slightly mysterious and dramatic feeling to the nails, tying the look back to the mood of the film and her character," Qin said in a press release.

Here's an up-close look at Hathaway's red-black manicure.

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Seeing out the remainder of her pregnancy between an abundance of red-carpet appearances and fashion week events, I’ve been closely monitoring Anne Hathaway’s style to settle on the trends fashion mums are gravitating towards most right now. And, on an evening outing in New York, I landed on a particularly compelling one.

Beginning with denim, as all of the very best looks do in my opinion, Anne doubled down on the timeless fabrication, selecting a roomy denim shirt to pair with tonal straight-leg jeans. Worn partially unbuttoned to reveal her midriff, the combination felt naturally polished thanks to its coordinated nature, whilst the relaxed fabrication gave the look an easy, effortless quality that makes it perfect for everyday styling.

Any fashion mum will tell you that a matching set is a cheat code for pulling together a sleek, polished look with minimal effort, no matter the hour. Here, though, the boxy proportions of the denim pairing ensure a comfortable silhouette and unfussy feel that can carry you throughout the day.

Never one to tire of double denim, it remains one of my favourite hacks for creating a chic, co-ordinated look in an instant. If you’re similarly inspired by the styling trick that’s set to make autumn dressing a breeze, read on to shop the denim shirts and jeans I recommend below.

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With a fresh wave of newness arriving with the Autumn 2026 collections, it takes something special to break through the noise. Many of us have waited patiently since the autumn/winter runways at the start of the year for the latest collections to drop, and already one particular bag has set itself apart and nestled into some of the most stylish celebrity wardrobes around. With clean lines, precise construction and a subtle nod to its luxury origins, the Ferragamo Cara bag has quietly become the It bag of the moment.

For a bag to reach It status takes a harmonious balance of finer details. Immaculate construction, considered colourways, refined materials and an enduring appeal that allows it to transcend just a season. Since its first unveiling on the autumn/winter 2026 runway, keen-eyed handbag enthusiasts have quietly waited for the Cara bag to arrive. First presented alongside the brand's refined tailoring, slouchy knitwear and luxurious outerwear, the bag was a key feature of the show. Whilst autumn has only just arrived, stylish celebrities have shown that the Cara bag is already a proven hit.

True to Ferragamo form, the Cara bag is a clear example of design expertise. From the brand that brought us the iconic Soft Bag and the Hug, Ferragamo applies its eye for detail to this latest addition. Bringing together practicality and form, the bag is composed of over 100 individual components, meticulously assembled to create a sleek shoulder bag with a central pocket and two outer sections. The leather of the side components wraps around, echoing the distinctive feature also noted on the Hug bag, finished with the understated yet eye-catching Gancini closure.

From Rihanna to Anne Hathaway, Karlie Kloss to Monica Barbara, stylish celebs have shown that the refined appeal of the Cara bag can suit all style aesthetics. Rihanna sported hers whilst attending the World Cup Final, paired with cargo shorts and suede boots, whilst Emma Roberts carried the soft blue version alongside a colourful slip dress for the US Open. Both Anne Hathaway and Karlie Kloss reached for the Cara bag to complement tailored looks, and Jack Innanen showed the effective appeal of matching your bag to your tie. Evidently, it's a bag created to bring an elegant finishing touch to all occasions.

Whilst currently a celebrity insider favourite, this bag is sure to be the breakout star of autumn 2026, and if you want to add it to basket before everyone else does, scroll on.

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I've been on a quest to find the best shade of chic, glossy, and sophisticated light-pink nail polish for years. Throughout this time, I've tested countless shades. So far, my favorite ones are as follows: Essie's Ballet Slippers ($10), classic; OPI's Bubble Bath ($12), an icon; Chanel's Ballerina ($34), my number one designer pick.

Well, it seems like I have a new one to try, and it's all thanks to Anne Hathaway. No, really. Her personal nail artist, celebrity manicurist Gina Eppolito, shared the exact shade she used to create Hathaway's high-fashion manicures and pedicures while filming The Devil Wears Prada 2. Hint: It's an $18 nail polish from an underrated, editor-favorite nail brand. Keep scrolling to see the exact one.

Here's a photo Hathaway previously shared from the set of The Devil Wears Prada 2, captioning it, "Andy Sachs 2025." Look closely to see her light-pink manicure.

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Are you one of the estimated 7.5 million people who watched The Odyssey in theaters on opening weekend? If so, don't spoil it for me. (And don't say spoilers aren't a thing for a nearly 3000-year-old story—I don't remember all the details from freshman-year English class, okay!) Until I can get to a theater, I'll have to settle for admiring The Odyssey cast's epic press tour outfits.

Most recently, Anne Hathaway, aka the Penelope to Matt Damon's Odysseus, was photographed in New York City wearing a colorful, quirky outfit that's perfect for late summer, including a Stella McCartney T-shirt and striped skirt. Instead of a heavy leather bag, she chose a lightweight Prada purse in summer-ready linen. And her Aquazzura Botanica Heeled Sandals ($1220) couldn't be cuter. Shoes embellished with 3D fruit motifs are by far the prettiest trend of summer 2026 if you ask me. When I was recently in Paris for Haute Couture Week, for instance, I spotted more than one person wearing Cult Gaia's grape-embellished shoes (see photo below), so you know it's a chic trend when French women approve.

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On Anne Hathaway: Stella McCartney T-shirt and skirt; Aquazzura Botanica Heeled Sandals ($1220); Prada bag

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I live in London and spend most of my summers in the city. In years gone by, that meant I could get away with wearing lightweight knits and my favourite boots for the majority of the year, but this hotter summer has called for far fewer layers, meaning many of my go-to closed-toe shoes have been relegated to the back of my wardrobe. Still, often needing to traverse the—let's be honest, less-than-pristine—city streets, I can't help but cringe at the thought of wandering around with my feet exposed in barely-there flip-flops. As such, I've been on the lookout for airy, lightweight shoes that offer a little more coverage. Courtesy of one of New York's chicest, I think I've finally found the answer.

Stepping out during a string of press appearances ahead of The Odyssey's release this week, Anne Hathaway wore a low-key look that hit every note for summer in the city styling. Whilst her chartreuse floral trousers and tonal maxi cardigan initially caught my eye, it was her bright white mesh heeled ballet pumps that really had me reaching for my keyboard.

Tapping into several of this season's biggest shoe trends at once, Anne's pair builds on the mesh ballet flat trend that's been circulating for the past few summers, offering the same breathable finish but with a subtle heel that lends the silhouette a more polished feel. The mesh fabrication keeps them light enough for hot days, whilst providing considerably more coverage than a pair of flip-flops—aka, the right kind of summer shoe for navigating long city days.

If flip-flops aren't quite resonating with you right now, might I suggest taking inspiration from Anne instead? Read on to shop my edit of the best mesh heeled ballet pumps to buy now.

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If flip-flops aren't your thing, let me introduce you to the summer shoe trend that stylish dressers come back to every summer. Offering the breezy comfort of an open sandal with the practicality of a closed-toe shoe, mesh ballet flats are, in my opinion, one of the chicest alternatives to flip-flops this season.

Stepping out in New York, Anne Hathaway wore the trend with a pair of navy wide-leg trousers. Whilst flip-flops might have felt a little too casual against the weight of the tailored trousers, Hathaway's mesh ballet flats brought balance to the look, creating a polished finish without sacrificing comfort.

Where flip-flops can sometimes feel a little insubstantial for city dressing, mesh flats offer a little more coverage and protection without feeling heavy. Their perforated finish keeps them breathable during warmer weather, whilst adding texture that elevates summer outfits.

Although Anne's look caught my attention, it's far from the only place I've been spotting the trend. Across Europe, some of the chicest dressers have been styling mesh ballet flats with jeans, knee-length skirts, as well as, of course, this season's favourite light cotton dresses.

If flip-flops aren't for you, this is the summer shoe trend I'd recommend investing in instead. Inspired? Keep scrolling to shop my edit of the best mesh ballet flats to buy now.

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You may have noticed that this has turned out to be a very pant-centric summer, as many of the season's biggest trends happen to be pants. But what sets summer pants apart from those of adjacent seasons—aside from needing to be very lightweight—is that they're far more fun. And Anne Hathaway has just proven herself to be a fan of one of those fun summer pant trends.

Hathaway, who recently announced that she's pregnant with her third child, just stepped out in NYC as she gears up to promote The Odyssey. The pant trend she wore as part of her all-black outfit was both highly specific and undoubtedly risqué: sheer balloon pants. She paired them with a black bodysuit, black-and-white kitten-heel mules, and the new Dior Cigale Bag. Yes, the sheer clothing trend can be challenging to style without exposing all, but there are several tricks you can employ, such as wearing a bodysuit as Hathaway did. You could also wear hot pants underneath, pair them with a long top, or simply choose a pair with built-in shorts.

If you're now convinced that sheer balloon pants are what your summer wardrobe is missing, keep scrolling to see Hathaway's styling and to shop an assortment of the chicest pairs on the internet.

Sheer Balloon Pants on Anne Hathaway

On Anne Hathaway: Dior Cigale Bag; L'Agence Elle Patent Leather Mules ($150)

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It’s simply a fact that summer is the best season for color. Anything goes, and the bolder the better is often the best way to describe summer color trends. And for 2026, you can't go wrong with one of the prettiest blues on the spectrum: cerulean. And if you need any evidence that cerulean is *the* color of summer 2026, Anne Hathaway wore it from head to toe in NYC this week. (If you're a The Devil Wears Prada fan, I'm sure you're making that Andy Sachs cerulean sweater connection right about now.)

Hathaway's outfit consisted of an oversized button-down with billowy wide-leg pants to match, paired with kitten-heel flip-flops and a Balenciaga Le City bag. And if you want even more proof of the cerulean trend, Jennifer Lawrence was also spotted out and about wearing it this week, in the form of a cardigan (which leaned a bit more aqua, but undoubtedly in the same color family).

There are countless pretty cerulean clothing and accessories on the market to choose from right now, but I did my best to narrow it down to an especially chic handful. Keep scrolling to see the aforementioned It girls wearing cerulean blue and to shop my selection of pieces in the pretty color.

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On Jennifer Lawrence: Leset James Merino Wool Cardigan ($266); Róhe pants; Thistles The Al Sunglasses ($380); Stella McCartney bag; Pierre Hardy sandals

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Is it just me, or does it seem like every celebrity right now is wearing the same designer bag? Whether they're heading to dinner in L.A., a meeting in NYC, or an event in Cannes, chic dressers are cradling this not-so-subtle style in the crooks of their arms. The bag in question is the Gucci Borsetto.

Debuted as part of the brand's S/S 26 collection, the Borsetto is designed to bridge archival heritage with modern luxury. A key feature that aligns the Borsetto with current trends is its distinctive, coveted east-west silhouette, complemented by long straps. The archival element stems from part of the bag's name, "morsetto," which refers to the Horsebit in Italian. The iconic equestrian hardware sits at the front of the bag, anchored over the brand's instantly recognizable Web stripe, Gucci's signature green-and-red stripe. It comes in large and medium and four colorways—brown suede, black leather, cognac leather, and sand-and-brown GG canvas.

The surge in popularity of the Gucci Borsetto reflects a growing appetite for maximalism, a movement we're seeing more and more as we near the halfway point of 2026. After a long period of logoless designs and quiet luxury aesthetics, the style set appears increasingly drawn to visible branding and statement pieces that express identity and personality. The appeal of the Borsetto lies not in restraint but in recognizability, and its styling feels nostalgic yet fresh—a balance that consumers are seeking.

While stars like Dua Lipa, Alex Consani, and Vittoria Ceretti have been spotted carrying the bag, it's recently become popular among older demographics, including those in their 40s and 60s, such as Demi Moore and Anne Hathaway. Moore has been spotted carrying the bag, which she owns in two different colorways, on multiple occasions and has styled it with everything from a long coat, jeans, and boots to a bomber jacket, tailored trousers, and hardware-adorned pumps. Hathaway, on the other hand, has styled it a bit more casually, pairing it with a letterman jacket, track pants, and loafers.

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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.

If there’s one thing I can tell you for certain, without having even seen The Devil Wears Prada 2, it’s that a million girls would kill for the wardrobe. Nearly 20 years after the original, Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep and Emily Blunt are stepping back into their iconic roles, and if the first looks are anything to go by, the fashion—if not groundbreaking—is certainly breathtaking.

To say the sequel has a lot to live up to would be a gross understatement. The original gave us one of fashion cinema’s most iconic style transformations—second only, perhaps, to The Princess Diaries. As costume designer Molly Rogers put it: “In the first film, she’s a true fish out of water, and watching her evolution—especially stepping into pieces like the Chanel thigh-high boots—was everything.”

While the early reviews are already promising, there’s one thing I’m far more interested in dissecting: the wardrobe. So far, Andy Sachs has been spotted in an impossibly chic all-white look anchored by a Phoebe Philo tee and Nili Lotan barrel-leg denim, a razor-sharp vintage Jean Paul Gaultier suit, and a patchwork linen dress by Gabriela Hearst that feels destined to dominate summer moodboards. But, while Andy’s transformation may be complete, her relaxed, slightly undone edge is still very much intact, whether through easy barrel-leg jeans or the return of that oversized Coach messenger bag slung over her shoulder. Sure, It’s a far cry from the girl in the frumpy cerulean sweater, but there’s still a trace of that same undone charm—what 2026 has since coined the “messy girl” aesthetic.

Miranda Priestly, meanwhile, remains exactly as she should: impossibly polished. The foundations of her wardrobe are still there, in razor-sharp tailoring, floor-sweeping coats and elegant midi skirts, but this time, they’ve been reworked with a fresher, more contemporary lens. Of course, it wouldn’t be Miranda without an impeccable lineup of designer bags. From classic Chanel messenger styles to Bottega Veneta’s coveted Andiamo, the sequel is filled with both vintage gems and new-season icons, all sourced via Fashionphile.

If the first film captured the fantasy and playfulness of a before-and-after style transformation, the sequel looks set to explore something far more interesting: what great style looks like once you’ve fully grown into it. Keep scrolling to shop the exact looks from The Devil Wears Prada 2.

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1. White Tee + Jeans

Style Notes: One of Andy Sachs’s chicest looks, and a defining moment in her style transformation. The perfect Phoebe Philo white tee, Nili Lotan barrel-leg denim and sleek Prada leather pumps prove that sometimes the simplest outfits make the biggest impact.

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2. Grey Power Suit

Style Notes: Peak Andy Sachs energy: sharp tailoring, softened by the oversized vintage Coach messenger bag. It’s the perfect balance of polished and undone, exactly the formula fashion people rely on.

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3. White Shirt + Pleated Skirt

Style Notes: A full Sacai look I can’t stop thinking about. The pleated pocket-detail skirt does all the heavy lifting, balanced by the simplicity of a crisp white shirt.

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4. Checked Top + Pleated Skirt

Style Notes: One of Andy’s cooler, more playful looks. The Acne Studios checked top, Fendi pleated skirt and Valentino studded heels feel polished, but with just enough personality.

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5. Patchwork Dress

Style Notes: A true scene-stealer. Gabriela Hearst’s patchwork linen dress feels like summer distilled into one very chic piece.

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6. Suede Jacket + Jeans

Style Notes: An outfit formula fashion people come back to every spring and autumn: suede jacket, light-wash denim and boots. Effortless, timeless and impossible to get wrong. While the exact Ralph Lauren jacket is out of stock, keep scrolling for the closest alternatives.

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7. Pinstripe Waistcoat + Trousers

Style Notes: Workwear, but with edge. The original is vintage Jean Paul Gaultier, but this tailored Reformation alternative captures a similar sharp, fashion-forward energy.

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8. Grey Blazer + Skirt

Style Notes: Miranda Priestly at her most polished. The sharply tailored Sa Su Phi blazer and matching skirt are a masterclass in power dressing, classic in silhouette, but cut in a way that still feels incredibly modern. It’s the kind of look that proves great tailoring will always command attention.

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9. Beige Trench Coat

Style Notes: Proof that great outerwear can carry an entire outfit. A sharply tailored cream trench, blue jeans and a crisp white shirt is about as timeless as it gets.

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Of all the fashion trends 2026 has given us thus far, none is better to wear to the airport than the one Anne Hathaway was just photographed wearing in the terminal in NYC. The trend is a quarter-zip pullover, which she layered under a leather moto jacket and paired with casual black pants and lug-sole shoes.

Ever since quarter-zip pullovers showed up on the underground (aka subway) runway of Chanel's Métiers d'Art show in December, the low-key trend has taken off. Hoodies are historically the go-to layering piece for travel days, but quarter-zips are far more polished and much easier to pull on and off over your head—an important, underrated detail, as temperatures can fluctuate greatly in airports and planes year-round.

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The credentials that make you a chic Londoner certainly must feature a caveat around dressing appropriately for the weather. So, when Anne Hathaway and Simone Ashley stepped out for a public appearance in the city’s West End wearing a near-identical silhouette that served as proof that a well-edited wardrobe can serve through any climate, I immediately paid close attention.

Indeed, arriving at Broadcasting House in Portland Place to promote their upcoming high-stakes, high-fashion drama The Devil Wears Prada 2, both stars seemed to be acutely aware that they were dressing for this precise transitional moment by relying on some incredibly functional anything-but-boring basics to see them through.

However, given the fact they’ve just been joined at the hip on the film’s whirlwind worldwide press tour, it appears they were so sartorially synergistic that they showed up in similar silhouettes. For the occasion, both Hathaway and Ashley relied on sumptuous grey knitwear and a statement skirt, though each put their own respective twist on it.

Leaning into her more editorial side, Hathaway looked to a slate-coloured cardigan and matching pencil skirt from Stella McCartney’s recent autumn/winter 2026 runway. The ensemble was punctuated with a faux-fur belt and completed with burgundy Bvlgari jewellery and Christian Louboutin pumps.

Yet, for British native Ashley, she embraced the more edgy and rebellious side of the city with a youthful set from Italian contemporary ready-to-wear brand N°21. The look itself featured a slouchy, crew-neck jumper and a pink taffeta bubble skirt. To tie it all together, she opted for a pair of mocha brown suede pumps.

Of course, the thing that struck me the most was how some simple balmy switches immediately transformed humdrum style staples into a chic and cool ensemble worthy of replication.

We all have a grey knit hiding in the back of our closets somewhere—and given summer’s only just starting to creep in, it’s probably not too far out of reach still—so ditching denim jeans and opting for an elegant or eclectic skirt trend is a surefire way to elevate your spring outfits. Accessible, tasteful and certainly Miranda Priestly-approved, shop the look for yourself below.

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We all know how quickly denim trends come and go, but sometimes when they're gone, they're gone for quite some time. That's indeed the case with the latest denim trend to make a clear comeback. The trend I'm referring to is frayed-hem jeans. We've been seeing them all over Instagram this year, and we saw them en masse on the stylish attendees of the various fashion months. And now, we're seeing them on celebrities such as Anne Hathaway, who has been very busy promoting The Devil Wears Prada 2.

After a lengthy frayed-hem hiatus in which people have been wearing finished-hem jeans almost exclusively, the former was due for a comeback. I, for one, went from having a closet filled with them approximately 10 years ago to having a closet devoid of them more recently. But I recently acquired a frayed-hem pair of Reformation jeans, and I'm enjoying the cool, relaxed touch that they add to my outfits. I especially like wearing them with heels, as the contrast is quite chic. Just take a look at Hathaway's outfit for evidence. She paired a cropped black blazer and wide-leg frayed-hem jeans with a pair of elegant pointed-toe pumps, and the resulting look is very much worthy of copying.

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Listen, I don't blame you if you feel a bit fatigued by The Devil Wears Prada 2 press tour, but I simply can't relate. I'll take all the Miranda, Andy, Nigel, and Emily I can get! The original 2006 cast has been traversing the globe ahead of the sequel's release on May 1, and I've been reveling in all the outfits, collaborations, sneak peeks, and fan events. Whatever your feelings on the worldwide marketing campaign, I think we can all agree that Meryl Streep has not had a single misstep with her press tour outfits. While Emily Blunt has sadly not attended all the events, she was just spotted in NYC yesterday wearing jeans and white sneakers for a casual press appearance. And that brings me to our other star: Anne Hathaway.

This week, Hathaway wore a Sacai coat, Dolce & Gabbana trousers, Versace shoes, Bulgari jewelry, Khaite x Oliver Peoples sunglasses, and a DeMellier New York Shoulder Bag ($396). Her purse struck me as the perfect representation of Andy Sachs 2.0: mature, confident, serious, put-together, and effortlessly chic. There's nothing wrong with crossbody bags—I'll never, ever give mine away—but a structured top-handle tote is definitely the way to go for the office. Scroll down to see and shop Anne Hathaway's new outfit.

On Anne Hathaway: Sacai coat; Dolce & Gabbana trousers; Versace shoes; Bulgari jewelry; Khaite x Oliver Peoples sunglasses; DeMellier New York Shoulder Bag ($396)

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I know you know the original Devil Wears Prada's costumes like the back of your hand. The Chanel boots, the newsboy hats, the lumpy blue sweater (which Meryl Streep just re-created, by the way), the Prada coat. The wardrobe was just as memorable as Miranda's one-liners. What you might not remember, however, was what the cast wore during the original press tour back in 2006.

The OG cast showed up to red carpets, screenings, and photocalls to promote the film wearing the biggest fashion trends of the early 2000s, including babydoll dresses, peep-toe platforms, and low-rise bootcut jeans. If you can believe it, Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt were both only 23 years old when the movie debuted in theaters. My teenage self definitely thought they were older than that! Scroll down to revisit what Hathaway, Blunt, Streep, Stanley Tucci, and Adrian Grenier wore on the 2006 press tour for The Devil Wears Prada. See you in theaters on May 1 for the sequel.

WHO: Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway

WHAT: Attending the Deauville Film Festival in September 2006

WHO: Anne Hathaway and Adrian Grenier

WHAT: Attending the Los Angeles premiere in June 2006

WEAR: Prada dress (Hathaway)

WHO: Anne Hathaway

WHAT: Attending Hollywood Life's Breakthrough of the Year Awards in December 2006

WHO: Emily Blunt and Anne Hathaway

WHAT: Attending Hollywood Life's Breakthrough of the Year Awards in December 2006

WHO: Stanley Tucci, Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, and director David Frankel

WHAT: Attending the Venice Film Festival in September 2006

WHO: Anne Hathaway

WHAT: Attending a screening in New York City in May 2006

WHO: Meryl Streep, Stanley Tucci, and Anne Hathaway

WHAT: Attending the Venice Film Festival in September 2006

WHO: Meryl Streep, Stanley Tucci, and Anne Hathaway

WHAT: Attending the Venice Film Festival in September 2006

Gird your loins! It appears that Anne Hathaway is already entering Andy Sachs mode as she begins gearing up for the press tour of The Devil Wears Prada 2. Though not an official stop on the promotional odyssey, the actress was spotted overnight in Milan wearing an ensemble that can only be described as warranting one of Miranda Priestly’s rare, approving nods. (Remember, there has been only one smile on record, and that was Tom Ford in 2001.)

Whilst out for dinner with her family in the Italian fashion capital, the 43-year-old eschewed every part of her inner sciura, which is a word describing the well-heeled and elegant women native to the city, for an outfit formula that certainly turned heads. Indeed, donning a leopard-print coat from Michael Kors Collection and flared white pants from Alo Yoga, the star completed her look with a pair of platform wooden clogs.

After making its comeback in Chemena Kamali’s debut collection as creative director for Chloé, the bohemian style has certainly worked overtime in rebuilding its public image. Once relegated to ‘70s costume parties, only worn to tend your garden, or exclusively seen in the shoe arsenals of those who take orthopaedic health very seriously, clogs have toiled hard to shed these connotations and be taken seriously as an incredibly chic, albeit still controversial, spring shoe choice.

Who better to plead this case than Hathaway herself? After all, the Academy Award winner knows all too well about garnering the appeal of the mainstream after being collectively ‘cancelled’ and, more fittingly for her character in the upcoming sequel, how the right style can completely overhaul your image. Still, she’s not alone in her adoration for this chunky silhouette. From Lily Rose-Depp wearing a pair of Dr. Scholl's for a stroll through New York, Jennifer Lawrence ditching The Row and Dior for a felted pair you can buy on Amazon and Amal Clooney making this her beach shoe du jour during a recent trip to Saint-Tropez, there’s really no better proof that clogs are worth your attention.

Sure, they might not lean into the Carmela Soprano elegance of Hathaway’s prowl-worthy jacket or the polish of her Slim Aaron-esque denim, but when you can’t have the Chanel boots, why not settle for clogs? Artistic, effortless and a little bit dramatic, scroll on ahead for the best styles to shop this season.

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Ask anyone who works in fashion publishing, and they’ll most likely tell you that their career aspirations began after seeing the glamorous women working in magazines in early 2000s chick flicks. Now, with the release of The Devil Wears Prada 2 on May 1, it feels like a full circle to be reporting on the wardrobe of the characters that played a pivotal role in where I am today.

Though I’d never be so brazen as to throw my work phone in the Fontaines de la Concorde whilst on a business trip during Haute Couture week, the trials and tribulations of the film’s protagonist, Andy Sachs, taught me a lot about the underbelly of luxury journalism. The biggest lessons? Never navel-gaze during a run-through, dare you trigger a scathing monologue about the importance of cerulean blue, and if the title’s creative director offers to transform your look by loaning you designer call-ins, under no circumstances should you turn that down.

Indeed, the original’s makeover scene is one of the most memorable moments throughout the entire run time, and despite Andy ultimately walking away from her role as Miranda Priestly's assistant in search of something more aligned with her values, it's clear the wisdom she gleaned during her time there certainly isn’t lost in the sequel. And, with Anne Hathaway returning for the sequel, it’s apparent that the Academy Award winner leveraged her own status as a fashion darling to help dress the formerly hapless second PA.

In lieu of Chanel thigh-high boots and John Galliano gowns, Andy Sachs has a more corporate bohème slant to the way she dresses, presumably gained after trading Calvin Klein skirts for a tenure at a local New York newspaper. There’s plenty of modern tailoring in store—the woman loves a pinstripe!—though the proportions are looser and teamed with eclectic finishes like a vintage Coach briefcase. There’s also a sequin Rabanne dress and new season Phoebe Philo woven throughout, proving that you can take the girl out from Runway, but you can’t take Runway out of the girl.

Gird your loins, and uncover the (already) iconic Andy Sachs outfits from The Devil Wears Prada 2 ahead.

Andy Sachs's Chicest Outfits in The Devil Wears Prada 2

1. Vintage Jean Paul Gaultier Suit

Style Notes: If you thought the fashion in The Devil Wears Prada 2 would simply exist for entertainment value, you'd sadly be mistaken. Costume designer and protégé of Patricia Field, Molly Rogers, has clearly taken cues from her mentor by imbuing Andy's outfits with a sense of historical value by dressing her in this vintage Jean Paul Gaultier waistcoat and trousers from the 1990s. The fabric itself is also an homage to the early 20th Century Wall Street types who made pinstripes synonymous with power dressing, indicating that she's by no means a simple lackey anymore and someone who will play a pivotal part in enshrining Runway's longevity.

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2. Ralph Lauren Jacket + Valentino Bag

Style Notes: In an homage to her concluding look from the first film, Anne Hathaway was spotted wearing a brown suede blazer from Ralph Lauren, light wash Levi's jeans and Valentino Garavani's studded Nellcôte bag. She topped it off with python-print boots from Zadig & Voltaire and layers of silk scarfs, making the ensemble reminiscent of something that paraded down Michael Ryder's debut collection as creative director for Celine. A runway-approved look that's two decades in the making...

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3. Phoebe Philo T-Shirt + Prada Heels

Style Notes: Given the fact that Andy started her career in fashion not even knowing who legendary photographer Patrick Demarchelier was, let alone how to spell his name, it's came as such a surprise to dressed in a covetable piece from Phoebe Philo's first collection for her eponymous lapel. Pairing the high-low t-shirt with a pair of The Hamptons white trousers and sculptural Prada heels feels completely ananthama to her essence, but boy does it look good. She might have the job a million girls would kill for, and now the wardrobe to match.

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4. Khaite Dress + Coach Bag

Style Notes: Given The Devil Wears Prada 2 is set and shot in Manhattan, it's only fitting that Andy's outfits honour the emerging and established designers who call the city home. Whilst filming what's speculated to be a funeral scene around Central Park, she was seen wearing a sheer maxi dress from Downtown-based luxury label Khaite. The Wes dress features pintucking through the bodice and is made of sheer organza, which certainly wouldn't warrant any pursed lips.

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5. Gabriela Hearst Dress + Fendi Bag

Style Notes: Could this outfit be Andy's most controversial yet? (Aside from the sweater fished out of a clearance bin from some tragic casual corner, as Meryl Streep so aptly observes in her iconic monologue, of course.) Appearing to have stepped off a Greyhound bus from a seeming weekend in Long Island, Andy returns to the city in a kaleidoscopic Gabriela Hearst maxi and Fendi crochet bag. As the person who traded labels for bylines, it's quite a bold move to have her dressed in such ostentatious pieces, like the £19,000 Marlo Laz necklace hung around her neck, but what's the harm in a little sartorial fantasy?

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If you asked me, a beauty editor, to recommend an under-eye product that could minimize dark circles, puffiness, and fine lines, I'd have more than a few to mention. However, if you asked me to recommend an under-eye product that did all of the above and had A-list approval, I would have just one. That's because celebrities like Margot Robbie, Victoria Beckham, Anne Hathaway, and, most recently, Harry Styles, have all been spotted and/or reported to use the very same set of eye patches. Yep, that's some serious star power to back up a single skincare product. Keep scrolling to see the exact eye patches in question.

I've already reported on Margot Robbie's and Victoria Beckham's love of these eye patches, but now I have even more celebrities to add to the mix. First, there's Harry Styles. The singer-songwriter recently posted this picture on Instagram to promote his new single "Aperture" (go listen to it if you haven't already; it's a vibe). He's pictured sipping soda and wearing the iconic black eye patches. Perhaps this is the product he uses to keep his under-eye area looking fresh after he chooses to "disco, occasionally." See what I did there?

Anne Hathaway is also a fan of these eye patches. She posted this picture to Instagram, which shows her "multi-masking," AKA wearing two separate sets of eye patches on her upper and lower lids. As you can see, one set appears to be the very same Celestial Black Diamond eye patches. What about the other blue-hued set she wears? That's 111Skin's Cryo De-Puffing Eye Mask ($115).

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If there's one person who can single-handedly set the tone for holiday-party dressing, it's Anne Hathaway. Stepping out in a silver sequin strapless maxi dress, she made a compelling case for sparkle that feels grown-up and elegant—no overwrought embellishments or sheer, skin-baring details required. Instead of an uncomfortably tight silhouette, I appreciate how Hathaway wore a loose column dress that let the light-catching sequins do all the work. Whoever said comfort and simplicity can't be showstopping?

She finished her outfit with a sleek silver Bulgari bag, proving that monochrome metallics are the chicest way to wear shiny clothing right now. Rather than leaning into contrast—like the oh-so-popular pop of red that many stylish women, including Emma Watson, love right now—Hathaway doubled down on a singular hue. It's the kind of party-ready formula that photographs well and sets the standard for every invite on your calendar this season. Scroll down to re-create Anne Hathaway's newest outfit.

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Thank you, Anne Hathaway, for giving the people what they want: sequels to The Devil Wears Prada and The Princess Diaries. I hate to play favorites, but I have to say I'm particularly excited about Hathaway reprising her role as Andy Sachs. According to Variety, "the storyline reportedly follows [Miranda] Priestly as she navigates her career amid the decline of traditional magazine publishing and faces off against Emily Blunt's character, now a high-powered executive for a luxury group with advertising dollars that Priestly desperately needs." That sounds juicy.

A few days after announcing on Instagram that she's completed principal photography for The Devil Wears Prada sequel, Hathaway was spotted in New York City wearing a thoroughly chic look that would have Miranda Priestly shaking in her boots. I am obsessed with her magenta-colored heels that make her jeans look super elevated. I currently don't own any magenta shoes, but I need to change that ahead of the holiday season because the color is equal parts festive and fresh. Scroll down to see Anne Hathaway's newest outfit and shop similar pieces.

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