Meryl Streep’s formidable Miranda Priestly stepped onto Dolce & Gabbana’s runway in Milan, bringing the fashion saga back to life. The upcoming “The Devil Wears Prada” sequel filmed this pivotal scene, capturing Priestly’s gaze, Stanley Tucci’s art-directing advice, and a front row that included none other than Anna Wintour.
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The devil wears Dolce & Gabbana in Milan as Meryl Streep is filmed at runway show for movie sequel
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Key Takeaways:
- Meryl Streep and Stanley Tucci filmed new scenes for “The Devil Wears Prada 2” in Milan.
- The runway event showcased Dolce & Gabbana’s Spring-Summer 2026 collection, inspired by nightwear.
- Anna Wintour, thought to be the real-life muse for Miranda Priestly, was present.
- Nightwear, lace lingerie, and layered jackets defined the collection’s look.
- The film sequel is slated for release next spring.
Miranda Priestly Returns to the Front Row
Milan took a cinematic turn when Meryl Streep, fully in character as Miranda Priestly, swept into Dolce & Gabbana’s theater. Flanked by security and trailed by Stanley Tucci reprising his role as the ever-resourceful art director, Streep’s Priestly exuded a familiar aura—dark sunglasses, unflappable poise, and a slick vinyl trenchcoat. Cameras rolled as she surveyed the runway, offering an iconic moment reminiscent of the original film’s opening scenes.
A Dolce & Gabbana Spectacle
The Dolce & Gabbana press office confirmed that this high-profile cameo was no mere celebrity appearance—it was an official shoot for the “The Devil Wears Prada” sequel. Onlookers and film crew alike watched as models glided by in the brand’s Spring-Summer 2026 collection. Cozy men’s pajamas embellished with rhinestones merged with sleek black lace lingerie. Leather, brocade, and animal prints layered on top gave the ensembles just the right high-fashion edge, while fuzzy slippers and furry bags added a playful quality.
Meta Moments in Milan
Fans of both film and fashion found a surreal treat in seeing Anna Wintour seated across the runway from Streep. Often cited as the inspiration behind Miranda Priestly, Wintour’s presence gave the scene a life-imitating-art dimension. The real and fictional worlds of fashion journalism converged under the bright lights of Milan’s runway.
The Sequel on the Horizon
As the final looks came down the runway to the music of Patty Pravo, Dolce & Gabbana’s designers took a bow to rousing applause. Streep and Tucci, whisked away backstage, left the gathered crowd buzzing with excitement. The sequel, which has been filming in Milan, is set for release next spring—promising fans of the first film a stylish new chapter in Miranda Priestly’s world.
