Meryl Streep's Devil Wears Prada Sequel Style

0:00It's April 30th, from Hollywood to your headphones. This is Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Michaela Erlanger, Merrill Streep's longtime stylist, whipped up 25 custom outfits for the actress's global press tour, promoting The Devil Wears. Proud of two. The three-time Oscar winner, jetted around the world, rocking looks that blended high fashion, with subtle nods to the original film. Erlanger got her start as an intern at Condé Nast back in 2006, right when the first movie dropped and shook up fashion culture. After 11-year styling Streep, this sequel gig hit like a dream milestone, evolving that iconic Miranda Priestalbib for the 76-year-old. Star Today. Fans lit up over the clever homages that avoided straight cosplay, focusing on power suits with feminine twists. Streep-owned Red Dolce Angabana in Mexico City, on March 30th, penned with her own award broaches and sleek black saline in New York, belted.

1:02Four ways to echo the Cerulean speech. Standouts kept coming, like a blue satin St. Laurent Cote in Shanghai, French Chanel in Tokyo, and a Kazmir Cerulean J. Crew sweater on late show. With Stephen Colbert, they capped it in London with sequin navy and a crystal clutch shaped like the film's infamous book. This women-led collab nailed confidence at its peak, saving the boldest details for the end, proving the devil still in the wardrobe.