20th Century Studios released the first teaser for The Devil Wears Prada 2 this Wednesday, November 12, 2025. The 50-second video features Meryl Streep as editor-in-chief Miranda Priestly and Anne Hathaway as Andrea “Andy” Sachs, in a quick scene in the Runway magazine elevator. Miranda tells Andy, “It took long enough,” to the sound of Madonna’s “Vogue.”
The promotional material does not reveal plot details, maintaining confidentiality about the plot. The sequel to the 2006 film, directed by David Frankel, hits theaters on May 1, 2026. The production explores the challenges of the declining print fashion industry, focusing on Miranda’s perspective.
Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci also return to the original roles of Emily Charlton and Nigel Kipling. The cast includes additions such as Kenneth Branagh, who plays Miranda’s husband.
Filming began on June 30, 2025, in New York. The script is by Aline Brosh McKenna, produced by Wendy Finerman and Karen Rosenfelt.
Starry cast reunites for sequel
Meryl Streep reprises the role of Miranda Priestly, the demanding editor of Runway, following the success of the original which grossed US$326 million worldwide.
Anne Hathaway returns as Andy Sachs, now in a more mature position in the industry. Emily Blunt plays Emily Charlton, promoted to rival executive to Miranda.
- Kenneth Branagh as Miranda’s husband, adding family dynamics.
- Simone Ashley, Justin Theroux and Lucy Liu in supporting roles in the corporate plot.
- B.J. Novak, Pauline Chalamet and Patrick Brammall complete the group of new characters.
Stanley Tucci reprises Nigel, the loyal art director. Tracie Thoms and Tibor Feldman return in supporting roles.
Plot addresses crisis in print media
The plot focuses on Miranda facing the end of the era of printed magazines. Emily Charlton, now an executive at a luxury group, competes for crucial advertising dollars for Runway.
Andy Sachs reappears as an ally or antagonist, depending on corporate negotiations. The narrative reflects the digital transition in fashion, with Miranda close to retirement.
The film is based on the novel by Lauren Weisberger, but adapts contemporary elements. The recordings captured scenes on the streets of New York, recreating the fashion environment of the original plot.
Lady Gaga is expected to make a cameo appearance, photographed on set in July 2025. Rachel Bloom appears in an undisclosed role, expanding the comedic cast.
Production maintains original teamginal
David Frankel directs the sequel, repeating the partnership from the first film. Aline Brosh McKenna writes the script, focusing on sharp dialogues about the publishing world.
Wendy Finerman produces, with Karen Rosenfelt executive supervising. 20th Century Studios, part of Disney, announced the project in July 2024.
Filming took place between June and August 2025, with locations in Manhattan. The initial production teaser showed flaming red heels, paying homage to Miranda’s iconic look.
The schedule included breaks for costume adjustments, inspired by current trends. Post-production is moving towards a spring break premiere in the US.
Reception of the original boosts expectations
The 2006 film received two Oscar nominations, including best actress for Streep. The global box office exceeded US$326 million, with a loyal audience in Brazil.
Critics praised the Vogue-inspired satirical portrayal of fashion. The stage musical, playing in the West End, reinforces the cultural legacy.
Brazilian fans filled rooms in 2006, with remarkable dubbing. The sequel promises to attract generations, mixing nostalgia and current themes.
The teaser generated immediate buzz on the networks, with views in the millions in the first few hours.
Teaser details and musical references
The video opens with Miranda walking in studded red heels. Andyenters the elevator, creating immediate tension between the characters.
The “Vogue” track connects to the pop culture of the 1990s, echoing the glamor of fashion. The final sentence reinforces the power dynamic of the original.
Short duration maintains mystery, without action scenes or extensive dialogues. Visual design updates Runway style for 2026.
Costume designers recreated looks with real brands, like in the first film.
Behind the scenes reveals filming challenges
Teams braved the heat of New York in July 2025. Streep wore platinum wigs to stay true to the character.
Hathaway trained in jumping for urban scenes. Blunt recorded office sequences simulating tense meetings.
Branagh integrated quickly, filming marital dialogue. The production prioritized real sets for authenticity.
Recording chronology included 60 days of main location.
