Anne Hathaway Spotted on ‘Devil Wears Prada 2’ Set, NYC

Dressed in a crisp, pristine white Wildfang the Essential Long Sleeve Herringbone Coverall, Hathaway exuded a relaxed confidence. This isn’t the high-octane glamour typically associated with the cutthroat world of Runway magazine, but rather a sophisticated, almost artistic, take on everyday functionality. The jumpsuit, with its structured collar and practical pockets, spoke volumes about a character perhaps now more grounded, yet still undeniably stylish. The relaxed fit of the coverall hinted at a new kind of power dressing—one that prioritizes comfort and understated cool over overt opulence. She even carried a white garment with “CERULEAN P.S-020126” printed on it, a delightful, subtle nod to the iconic “cerulean” monologue from the original film.

But this was no ordinary workwear. Hathaway elevated the ensemble with a carefully curated selection of accessories that whispered luxury rather than shouted it. Her feet were adorned with Stubbs & Wootton Crest Black Needlepoint Slippers, an unexpected touch of artisanal charm that added a layer of quiet sophistication. Ditching the typical stilettos, these slippers exuded an effortless chic, a knowing wink to those who appreciate refined comfort.