Leslie Fremar: The Real-Life Emily in Prada

0:00It's April 29th. Entertainment and celebrity news today starts now, AI-powered and trending. Celebrity stylist Leslie Fremar just dropped the bombshell, saying she's the real-life inspiration for Emily in the Devilwares Prada, the book that sparked the hit movie and its sequel. She hired Lauren Weisberger as a junior assistant to Anna Wind Tour at Vogue, and they worked side by side for eight months. Fremar even admits she told Weisberger that a million girls would kill for that job. A line straight out of the film. Fremar called the book of a trail since it drew heavily from their real experiences, though it got softened after Wind Tour saw an early copy. She hasn't spoken to Weisberger since she left Vogue, and says any chat now would feel super awkward. These days, Fremar styles a-listers and even worked for Prada right after the book hit shelves. She once told actress Emily Blunt she's the real Emily, but Blunt just gave a casual, oh, okay, it's wild how fashion world drama turned into pop culture gold, and Fremar's

1:01owning her story after more than 20 years.