The Devil Wears Prada 2 ｜ Behind the Fashion

On this second film, people were very, very generous and eager to help and have their clothes in the movie. The Devil Wears Prada 2, that's all you had to say, and you had your pick. Dior. Versace. Armani. Givenchy. Gaultier. Gabriella Hirst. Don't say Tiffany. Fendi. Bvlgari. In the first film, there was Andy's style before the Chanel boots and then after the Chanel boots. You still have all of it? No, I gave it away. Who gives away Chanel? Now, we're 20 years past the Chanel boots. Andy has been chasing down stories for the better part of 20 years. Who is she? Where has her life taken her? It was natural to reach for feminine menswear because it carried the DNA from where the first movie dropped off. I don't mind that blazer. Is it? Margiela. Learned a thing or two the last time I was here, babe. For Emily, we really wanted to have more fun with her. Emily is a fierce character and deliberately wears clothes to pull focus. She loved her clothes. We loved her clothes. It was great. As soon as the red wig went on, I was like, she's back. Wonders never cease. How have I approached stepping back into Miranda's shoes? With bunions. Molly had the instinct of a freer Miranda. Unrestrained, but still authoritative. That's not what you're wearing to the dinner. That's all. When I first read the script, this Reese Van Noten jacket popped up in my head. I've just got to get that tassel jacket in the movie. There's a certain flamboyance to him, but it can't be over the top. His clothes can be very layered when it comes to texture or pattern, but it's very specific. This is quiet luxury. Luxury that is so quiet you need an ear trumpet. The fashion was so important. This audience is looking to see something, so you don't want to disappoint. It was, as the kids say, a 10 out of 10 experience. Which they won't say anymore now that I've said it like that. Oh my god, just hide a feeling for once, please.