Anne Hathaway Reveals Favorite Outfit Was Cut From Prada Sequel

Production on the highly anticipated sequel to "The Devil Wears Prada" is underway, and star Anne Hathaway is already giving fans a glimpse into the high-stakes world of Runway magazine. While the original film became a cultural touchstone for its legendary costume design, Hathaway revealed that one of her most beloved looks for the second installment didn't make it to the final cut.

The actress, who reprises her role as Andy Sachs, noted that the fashion in the sequel remains a central pillar of the storytelling. Despite the disappointment of losing a personal favorite outfit, the wardrobe department is reportedly doubling down on the sleek, elevated aesthetic that defined the first film nearly two decades ago. Fans are eager to see how Andy’s style has evolved from an assistant to a seasoned industry professional.

Beyond the wardrobe changes, the sequel faces the challenge of living up to the massive legacy of the original 2006 hit. With Meryl Streep also expected to return as the formidable Miranda Priestly, the film will explore how traditional print media navigates the modern digital landscape. This early behind-the-scenes update suggests that while some looks may fall by the wayside, the production’s commitment to high fashion remains as sharp as ever.

As filming progresses, moviegoers should watch for more updates regarding the returning cast and whether any other iconic pieces from the first film’s wardrobe make a cameo. The blend of nostalgia and contemporary style is expected to be a major draw for the sequel's eventual release.

This story was originally reported by People.com.