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Celebrity Stylist Claims Devil Wears Prada Role

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Celebrity stylist Patricia Fremar reveals shes the inspiration for Emily Blunts character in The Devil Wears Prada sequel. Fremar worked with Lauren Weisberger at Vogue, admitting to being high-strung and not always nice due to feeling stuck in the fashion world. Now, she styles stars like Julianne Moore and Charlize Theron, while Weisberger has become a full-time author. Fremar finds any reunion awkward, as Anna Wintour has softened her stance on the franchise.

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Celebrity Stylist Claims Devil Wears Prada Role

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Celebrity Stylist Claims Devil Wears Prada Role. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 29th. From red carpets to breaking stories, this is entertainment in celebrity news, powered by AI. A celebrity stylist named Patricia Fremar just came forward claiming she's the real-life inspiration for Emily Blunt's sharp-tongue character in the way. Devil wears Prada right as the sequel drops in theaters. She worked alongside author Lauren Weisberger at Vogue back in the day and says the movie captured their tense dynamic, including that famous line, about a million girls killing for the job. Fremar admits she was high-strong and not always nice because she felt stud doing extra work while loving every bit of the fashion world, unlike Weisberger who eyed a writing career instead. These days, Fremar style stars like Julianne Moore and Charlize Theron after stints at Prada while Weisberger turned the book into a full author gig. With a sequel novel years ago, but they've had zero context since. With the new movie out now, Fremar calls any reunion awkward, and even Anna-Win

Moore has softened her stance on the whole franchise lately.

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