Watch Devil Wears Prada: Full Movie & Behind-the-Scenes

The Devil Wears Prada 2 is creating a buzz across social media, especially after some behind-the-scenes photos surfaced featuring Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep, and Stanley Tucci. It’s hard to believe it’s been almost 20 years since the original 2006 film took the fashion world by storm with its sharp style, witty dialogues, and unforgettable performances. As someone who rewatched the flick every few years, this sequel feels like a stylish blast from the past.

The new snippets from set show Andy Sachs looking a bit more polished but still holding onto that nervous, sheepish energy while following Miranda Priestly once again. Photographers snapped images of the trio filming what seems like an intense scene outside a Runway magazine building. Seeing Streep in a silver silk blouse, maxi skirt, and coordinated pumps made my inner fashion nerd squeal.

Tucci, who plays Nigel Kipling, rocked a chic houndstooth ecru suit, layered over a pinstripe button-up and an orange check tie, exuding the same effortless authority he brought in the first movie. Hathaway was seen in a sage pleated skirt, cropped white top, and golden heels—a far cry from her early cerulean sweater days. The outfits alone confirm that this movie remains fashion-wise unmatched.

The on-set images hint that Andy might be working with Miranda again, possibly as her equal this time. That idea excites me, especially since the original movie ended with Andy quitting her job at Runway and getting hired at a newspaper with Miranda’s recommendation. It’s unclear how the plot will unfold, but the BTS shots and wardrobe clues suggest that the story might explore their evolving style and relationship.

What makes it even more thrilling is that the three stars are reprising their roles, and the production is being led by the same director David Frankel and screenwriter Aline Brosh McKenna. Along with Emily Blunt, Tracie Thoms, and Tibor Feldman returning to the cast, there’s no denying that this sequel has the full support of its beloved fanbase—myself included. Even on TikTok, fans are teasing theories and fashion predictions.

The countdown to May 1, 2026 is real, but the updates are coming at a glacial pace. Still, every post, shot, and tease makes the wait bearable. As someone who grew up watching the original, seeing it all come together again in this sequel feels like flipping open a glossy, well-loved issue of Runway—only now, it’s moving and full of life.