In true Miranda Priestly fashion, she donned—what else?—devilish red on the step and repeat.
Meryl Streep made a commanding return to the spotlight at the New York premiere of The Devil Wears Prada 2, stepping onto the red carpet in a dramatic, cape-forward ensemble that instantly recalled her iconic portrayal of Miranda Priestly.Dressed in a striking shade of red, Streep embraced a look that felt both theatrical and precise — a visual continuation of the character that redefined power dressing on screen. The original The Devil Wears Prada remains a defining reference point in fashion and film, and the sequel’s premiere leaned fully into that legacy.
The cape, a silhouette long associated with authority and presence, moved with intention as Streep navigated the step-and-repeat, reinforcing the quiet dominance that made Miranda Priestly a cultural icon.
Red carpet appearances tied to the franchise continue to blur the line between costume and personal style, with Streep once again embodying a character whose influence extends far beyond the screen.
As anticipation builds for the sequel, the premiere offered a clear message: Miranda Priestly’s world — and her wardrobe — remains as powerful as ever.
