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Sophie WangSun, April 12, 2026 at 7:22 PM UTC

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The Devil Wears Prada 2 press tour has officially begun, and with it, so has Anne Hathaway’s impressive style streak.

On March 30, the actor kicked things off in Mexico City, bringing along a wardrobe full of surrealist Schiaparelli pieces, sparkling Stella McCartney styles, and accessories that paid homage to a young Andy Sachs.

Next, the actor (and her co-stars) headed to Tokyo, where she wore a strapless Valentino dress with three-dimensional ruffles, accessorized with Bulgari jewelry. She even stayed dedicated to the theme in between appearances, keeping cozy in a white sweatshirt printed with a cerulean-blue Pantone swatch.

City to city, Hathaway embraced little nods to the OG film and its Y2K era (slouchy chocolate-brown thigh-high boots, anyone?) while refraining from diving head-first into the method-dressing craze of the past several years. The result was something considered, thoughtful, and at times nostalgic, though still altogether contemporary.

It made sense, given the fact that she was working on the press tour with Erin Walsh, a celebrity stylist-slash-author who recently immortalized her philosophy on “intentional dressing” in a new book.

The Devil Wears Prada 2, out May 1, was directed by David Frankel and written by Aline Brosh McKenna—both of whom worked on the original 2006 film. The sequel, which sees Andy return to Runway, brings back Hathaway, Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci to reprise their roles. New cast members include Justin Theroux, Simone Ashley, Pauline Chalamet, and Sydney Sweeney.

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Ahead, see all of Hathaway’s looks from the DWP2 press tour.

1) Stella McCartney

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For the first stop, in Mexico City, Hathaway wears a sparkling pink minidress from Stella McCartney. She pairs the flared piece with slouchy thigh-high boots, a clear nod to the chocolate-brown Chanel boots from the 2006 movie.

2) Schiaparelli

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“We are kicking off The Devil Wears Prada tour here today at Frida Kahlo’s house… so to honor that, we chose a very surrealist Schiaparelli vibe,” Walsh shares on her Instagram. The black fringe look is elevated with a golden eye motif belt and keyhole pumps.

3) Valentino

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At the Tokyo premiere, Hathaway sports a strapless dress from the Valentino “Specula Mundi” Haute Couture collection by Alessandro Michele. The foldover bodice features a pop of red, while the skirt is defined by three-dimensional black-and-white ruffles. For accessories, the actor adds Valentino rockstud heels and jewelry from Bulgari.

4) Vaquera

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Prior to the official Seoul red carpet, Hathaway attends a press conference and Q&A, where she sports a two-tone ensemble from the Vaquera Spring/Summer 2026 collection. The look consists of a voluminous taupe blouse, with an off-the-shoulder neckline, layers of padded ruffles, and a corset-style bodice. She pairs the top with black leather pants designed to look like they’re on backwards.

5) Balenciaga

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At the Seoul premiere, Hathaway walks the red carpet in a red leather set from the Balenciaga Fall/Winter 2026 collection, consisting of a slouchy cape jacket and split-hem midi skirt. She completes her look with black duchesse pumps, while accessorizing with jewelry from Bulgari, including a Serpenti necklace and a diamond-and-onyx bracelet.

6) Susan Fang

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At the Shanghai premiere, Hathaway wears a ruffled pastel dress with pale-lavendar and baby-blue stripes. Hand picked by the actor from Susan Fang’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection, it was designed with layers of tulle for a dramatic wide skirt. Earlier in the day, she wore another look from the label: a black minidress crafted from lucky clover-shaped petals.

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