The Devil Wears Prada Sequel: Nostalgic Fashion Callbacks

0:00It's May 2nd. Entertainment and celebrity news today starts now, AI-powered and spotlight ready. I'm Corey with The Story. The Devil wears Prada 2 brings back that legendary Cerulean sweater from the original, and director David Frankl says it's an exact duplicate, pulled straight from storage. Anne Hathaway, back as Andy Sachs, teamed up with costume designer Molly Rogers to re-styled by cutting off the sleeves, turning it into a vest for her. The film's big final scene where Andy steps up as a full-time runway editor. Earlier in the movie, the color pops up in Andy's apartment decor, and a Paco Rabane dress she wears to a birthday party for the company head. Frankl notes Hathaway pushed hard for that dress, loving its vibe right away. Fans are buzzing about these nods to the 2006 classic, especially since that sweater scene has fueled millions of memes over the years. It's a smart callback that ties the sequel to the first film's fashion wisdom without overdoing it.

1:00Then there's a subtle opening wink, as Andy heads to a journalism award ceremony through Central Park. She passes a vendor holding a belt just like. In the original belt scene, making her wints and keep moving, Frankl kept things light on references, skipping the iconic Chanel boots. Andy mentions to a new assistant she gave them away ages ago. The sequels out in theaters now, blending the stouture with fresh style.