If you have been living under a rock, we have some good news for you. Disney is all set to develop a sequel to the 2006 hit chick-flick, the devil Wears Prada. Based on the best-selling novel of the same name by Lauren Weisberger, the film is written by Aline Brosh McKenna, who will also write the screenplay. The Devil Wears Prada 2.
The first film, starring Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep, highlighted Andrea aka Andy’s personal struggle with the ethical dilemmas of the fashion industry, while also serving up major style moments. Thanks to costume designer Patricia Fields, who is also known for her work in sex and the CityThe film features a series of incredible office fashion moments that established Anne and Meryl as the ultimate office sirens.
The office seductress is someone who effortlessly blends sexiness with sophistication and confidence. Mastering this trend involves creating an outfit that is both office-appropriate and extremely trendy.
Here’s a list of the office outfits that defined every era the devil Wears Prada You can take inspiration from:
This contrasting black dress with white cuffs was one of the most eye-catching outfits at the show. This outfit can be considered one of the earliest inspirations for the office siren trend that has taken over the corporate landscape of 2024.
What better way to wear a black suit, we’ll wait! The red belt along with the kitschy jewelry makes this look more fashionable today than ever. Truly business fashion at its finest.
One such outfit that stays in our mind without a rent is this tied-up white blouse paired with a thick black pearl necklace. The dimensional neckline and hoop earrings add a sophisticated touch, balancing the outfit for an office-appropriate look.
A white trench coat, paired with a newsboy cap and big bag, is a chef’s kiss, perfect for a cold, rainy morning, especially when going for coffee. This all-white ensemble was one of the most iconic costumes from the show.
The main thing is to find something that graces your body and at the same time makes you feel comfortable enough to sit at your desk all day – a checkered dress with a unique neckline is just one option. This look is proof of the first and most basic rule of fashion, classic silhouettes and patterns always work.
A short dress with high heels and hoops isn’t usually office appropriate, but a dress with a high neckline exudes confidence and power. Just like Miranda’s royal purple dress, which is like the editor-in-chief of a high-end fashion magazine.
Black and grey trench coats have been trending for the past few years, but pairing a bold colour with some trending print will never lead you astray. This applies to shirts, pants, dresses and especially skirts. Pair them with a neutral shoe and you are good to go.
Alternatively, if you don’t fancy wearing printed apparel, you can always use accessories to make a statement. Pairing a monochrome outfit with a splash of colour always attracts attention, like Priestley’s bottle green coat paired with a vermillion scarf.
And there you have it, the best office looks from The Devil Wears Prada. If you’re going to re-watch the film, let us know if we missed any of your favourite looks.
