Hathaway’s Chic Return to ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ Set 07-29-2025

Hathaway, always a chameleon of style, embraced a look that was both approachable and undeniably chic. Her ensemble was anchored by a rich, deep navy v-neck top, perhaps a fine-gauge knit or a luxuriously soft silk blend, effortlessly tucked into high-waisted black trousers. These weren’t just any trousers; they featured a relaxed, almost pleated silhouette, suggesting comfort without sacrificing an ounce of sophistication. The black belt, a simple yet effective detail with a silver buckle, cinched her waist, providing structure to the fluid lines. It’s a pragmatic, yet elegant, workwear evolution.

The accessories, naturally, caught my discerning eye. A strand of pearls—classic, timeless, a subtle rebellion against the overt bling one might expect from the fashion world’s upper echelons. It’s the kind of piece that whispers “old money” without screaming it. And that Jemma Wynne Forme Emerald-Cut Diamond Toggle Pendant Necklace? A touch of modern luxury, perfectly complementing the pearls, not competing with them. Her dark sunglasses, sleek and angular, added an air of mystery, a subtle “don’t mess with me” vibe that Miranda herself would approve of. While not visible in this shot, the mere mention of a Coach Vintage Metropolitan Briefcase in the context notes is divine—a nod to practicality, yet still imbued with that heritage charm. A sharp contrast to the overflowing, battered tote bags of her early Runway days, no?