Anna Wintour's Fashion Evolution: From L.L. Bean to Prada

0:00On April 29th, everybody knows the Devilware's Prada draws heavy inspiration from Vogue's Anna Wind Tour based on her former assistance book. But the character Miranda Priestly has her own twists, like Meryl Streep modeling her after director's Mike Nichols in Clint Eastwood. Now Anna's biographer Amy O'Dell spotted the key difference while rewatching the film. In Miranda's big entrance, she struts in with a flashy white Prada tote, logo front and center. Real Life Anna? No way. Her assistance fetch a plain LL Bean Toe from the car. Mark with her initials, AW, stuffed with heavy magazines. Dead Back Swat makes sense for a movie named after Prada, playing of the fashion drama. Meanwhile, the sequel drops in theaters next year, 20 years after the original hit big. Designers were scared to lend clothes for the first film, fearing backlash from Anna herself. Streep even said everybody was afraid of tying their brands to a story poking fun at the fashion queen. With Anna now posing alongside Streep for Vogue to hype the sequel, it shows how far things

1:03have come in blending Hollywood and high fashion. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is Entertainment and celebrity news today. I'm Corey with the story.