The premiere of 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' was a lavish and immersive experience, bringing together stars, influencers, and fans to celebrate the highly anticipated sequel.

An Immersive Experience

Disney meticulously crafted the event to immerse guests in the world of the film. It felt like stepping into a theme park dedicated to the iconic movie, complete with a walk-in fashion closet, a 'Runway' photo booth, and an impersonator at a replica of the magazine’s desk.

Attendees enjoyed complimentary Grey Goose espresso martinis from numerous open bars, setting a tone of glamorous indulgence.

Star-Studded Guest List

The guest list included a who's who of the entertainment and fashion industries. Influencers Nara and Lucky Blue Smith, podcaster Jay Shetty, Grammy winner Jon Batiste, and model Winnie Harlow were among those in attendance, all dressed to impress.

Winnie Harlow’s striking Stephane Rolland ensemble required assistance to manage its train, allowing her to enjoy a martini with ease.

Red Carpet Fashion

The red carpet arrivals of the film’s stars were a spectacle. Anne Hathaway, recently named People magazine’s World’s Most Beautiful, wore a show-stopping red Louis Vuitton gown, referencing her character’s transformation.

Meryl Streep mirrored the theme in a red Givenchy by Sarah Burton dress paired with black gloves, embodying Miranda Priestly. Stanley Tucci, reprising his role as Nigel Kipling, opted for Giorgio Armani, while Emily Blunt, playing Emily Charlton, stunned in Schiaparelli couture.

Family and Flair

The event was a family affair, with Streep’s daughter, Grace Gummer, and her husband, Mark Ronson, in attendance. RuPaul’s Drag Race stars Brooke Lynn Hytes and Thorgy Thor added a unique flair, with Hytes channeling Miranda Priestly and Thorgy Thor embracing the devilish theme.

Fashion enthusiast Evan Hirsch paid homage to the film with a cape emblazoned with a famous speech from the original movie.

Surprise and Nostalgia

The atmosphere was one of nostalgia and excitement, with many recalling the impact of the original film. Comedians Milly Tamarez and Catherine Cohen shared humorous observations, while influencer Leandra Cohen described the premiere as a ‘full-circle moment.’

Director David Frankel expressed gratitude to the cast and crew, playfully acknowledging a limited marketing budget. The biggest surprise of the night was the reveal of Lady Gaga’s appearance in the film, complete with original music.

Gaga graced the stage in a Saint Laurent gown, sharing a warm moment with Streep and waving to the audience. Frankel concluded by expressing his joy at the reunion and the possibility of a sequel, emphasizing the collaborative spirit.

The premiere was a resounding success, celebrating the new film and the enduring impact of 'The Devil Wears Prada' on popular culture.