Recreate Our Favorite Looks from The Devil Wears Prada 2

After months of anticipation, The Devil Wears Prada 2 Finally released in theaters. The series centers on a fictional fashion magazine track (apparently an ode to a certain infamous publication), and considering the cultural impact of the looks from the first film—iconic fashion moments like Celeste’s monologue and Those ones Unforgettable Chanel Boots – Two decades later, we can’t wait to see what’s in store in the wardrobe department for part two. Of course, we had to take a closer look at the outfits and recreate the overall looks that are sure to define the next wave of cultural conversation.

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Helmed by costume designer Molly Rogers – you may recognize her work that’s all– The second film explores fashion themes such as modern power suits, glitter and embellishments, and even resort wear – with each cult character having a unique style and point of view. Perfectly aligned with the current trend cycle, we couldn’t help but notice that editor-in-chief Miranda Priestley, played by Meryl Streep, favors dresses and serious power tailoring – something that Anne Hathaway’s Andy Sachs also embodies throughout the film. The looks are all surprisingly wearable, providing guidance for workwear and beyond, with a hint of cinematic flair.

However, it wouldn’t be a blockbuster fashion film without some pomp and circumstance—Rogers performed everything from a custom red Balenciaga gown to a Dries Van Noten coat embellished with pearl drops, both worn by Streep. Hathaway’s Andy also has a penchant for statement dressing, ditching her editor’s uniform for something a little more sparkly, a dark blue sequined masterpiece by Paco Rabanne, signifying the character’s evolving confidence and sense of style, and proving that even she’s not immune to the influence of the fashion world.

Gird your loins! Recreate and shop our favorite looks The Devil Wears Prada 2there are many surprises ahead.