Anne Hathaway leads the best dressed alongside Heidi Klum at Devil Wears Prada 2 NYC premiere

Anne, who famously brought aspiring journalist Andy Sachs to life in the original 2006 hit, delivered a masterclass in modern elegance. The Oscar-winning actress stunned in a sculptural scarlet gown that felt both timeless and strikingly contemporary. With its corseted bodice and dramatic full skirt, the look nodded to classic couture while embracing a bold, fashion-forward edge. Styled with matching red heels and minimal jewellery, Anne let the silhouette do all the talking, her signature megawatt smile completing the picture.

Just steps away, supermodel Heidi Klum proved she remains a red carpet force, gliding in wearing an ethereal seafoam green gown. The flowing, pleated design featured daring cut-out detailing at the sides, adding a modern twist to the soft, romantic aesthetic. Heidi’s effortless glamour and confidence brought a sense of movement and lightness to the carpet, making her one of the night’s undeniable standouts.

Oscar winner Meryl Streep, who returns as the formidable Miranda Priestly, made a dramatic entrance in a sweeping crimson cape ensemble that was nothing short of iconic. Paired with sleek black gloves and oversized sunglasses, the look felt like a direct extension of her character’s commanding presence. It was a reminder that Miranda Priestly doesn’t follow trends, she sets them.

Also commanding attention on the carpet, Lucy Liu delivered a bold and sophisticated moment in a sheer black lace gown. The intricately detailed dress featured delicate floral appliqué and subtle netting, striking the perfect balance between edgy and elegant. Paired with simple black heels and a sleek, straight hairstyle, Lucy allowed the craftsmanship of the gown to shine, proving once again why she remains a red carpet favourite.

Adding a dose of high-fashion theatre, supermodel Coco Rocha embraced the playful spirit of the franchise in a bold black-and-white polka dot gown. With exaggerated proportions and a sculptural silhouette, her look felt like a couture homage to the film’s love of statement dressing, while her dramatic pose ensured all eyes were firmly on her.

Meanwhile, Emily Blunt brought a softer, romantic contrast to the evening in a dreamy blush-toned tulle gown. The layered skirt and delicate bodice created a ballerina-like effect, perfectly complementing her refined beauty. The actress, who returns as Emily Charlton, looked every inch the fashion insider her character has become.

Lady Gaga took a different approach to the evening’s extravagance, opting for a sleek, strapless black gown that spoke volumes through its precision. The sculpted silhouette flared dramatically at the hem, creating a modern mermaid shape that felt both architectural and timeless.

With platinum hair swept back and minimal jewellery, she let the craftsmanship of the dress do the talking. It was a masterclass in restraint — and a reminder that Gaga’s most powerful fashion moments often come when she strips things back.

Sofia Carson delivered a masterclass in power dressing, but with a feminine twist. The actress put a sophisticated play on traditional menswear in a black tuxedo suit.  

Instead of a standard necktie, she opted for a crisp oversized white bow tie over a high-collared white dress shirt.

Her pants were high-waisted and floor-skimming with a slight flare at the bottom.

It was red-carpet-on-red-carpet magic, for model Jasmin Tookes.

She took elegance to the next level in a stunning strapless column gown in vibrant fire-engine red. 

The gown featured a streamlined, floor-length silhouette that hugged her figure perfectly and created a statuesque and lengthening effect.

Simone Ashley brought a fresh, avant-garde energy to the The Devil Wears Prada 2 premiere with a striking chartreuse ensemble.

From the front, it appeared as a strapless mini-dress,  but it flowed into a dramatic, floor-length train at the back. This mullet-style hem created plenty of movement as she walked... and those legs!

British model, Calum Harper, stepped out in style. He made sure to bring a touch of eccentric academic with his ensemble. 

The center piece of the outfit was a a cream corduroy suit.  Calum teamed it with a salmon-pink, silk shirt with 70's collars. 

He topped it off with an avant-garde feather embellished necktie.