The Devil Wears Prada Sequel: Andy's Evolution & Miranda's Timeless Townhouse

0:00On May 1st, the Devil wears Prada, too, just hit theaters, marking 20 years since Anne Hathaway first played aspiring journalist Andy Sachs. Now Andy is back as a senior editor in Runway magazine under Miranda Priestly, played by Meryl Streep. Hathaway herself stepped in with notes on the sets, especially Andy's new apartment, to show how her character's life has evolved from that cramped. Studio to a space full of worldly souvenirs from years on, the reporting beat, said decorator Stephanie Bowen, worked closely with Hathaway to make Andy's place feel authentic. They loaded it up with mid-century furniture, from auctions and antique shops, layered textiles, tons of books and collectibles from around the globe. Even the custom of poster bed got upscale linens to nod to Andy's success, while keeping her vintage style and limited budget vibe intact. Fans are loving these details that bridge the two films, highlighting Andy's growth from grilled cheese nights with her boyfriend, to solo living as a season to pro.

1:03It's a smart way to honor the original, while updating for today, and the changes have folks buzzing about how design tells the story of personal wins. Meanwhile, Miranda's iconic townhouse stays mostly the same, thanks to the production team's hustle to reuse the real location. Original wallpaper, window treatments, that spiral staircase with the blue rug, and even a specific city scape painting, all returned, blending. Nistalgia was subtle modern tweaks to showtime passing. Production designer Jess Gancour, who did the first film, came back to nail that balance, and Bowen says it felt instinctive with the beloved cast, reuniting. This sequel sets prove how a few thoughtful touches can make 20 years feel alive on screen. Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending. I'm Corey with The Story.