The press premiere of Devil Wears Prada 2 was styled entirely from the designer resale site What Goes Around Comes Around. The stylist, who has worked in the fashion industry for two decades, aimed to recreate iconic looks from the film's characters, including Andy Sachs, Emily Charlton, and Miranda Priestly.
Key Takeaways
The press premiere of 'Devil Wears Prada 2' featured outfits entirely from the designer resale site What Goes Around Comes Around. Meryl Streep revealed she nearly walked away from the original film over salary demands but ultimately earned $4 million. The sequel faces mixed reviews but is expected to debut strongly at the box office.
The stylist sourced all 150 pieces for the junket from What Goes Around Comes Around, a New York-based reseller known for its pre-owned designer finds. The site carries clothing, handbags, wallets, watches, and more. According to The Guardian, the stylist wanted to find items that aligned with Patricia Field's and Molly Rogers' costume designs for the films.
Meryl Streep revealed she was prepared to walk away from the original film if her salary demands weren't met. She insisted on a higher fee, admitting she was 'ready to retire' before signing on to the 2006 blockbuster. According to Daily Mail, Streep ultimately pocketed a reported $4 million for the role.
The sequel is facing mixed reviews from critics. While some praised Meryl Streep's performance, others described the storyline as lackluster and watered-down compared to its predecessor. Despite the critical reception, the film is expected to dominate the box office with an estimated $80 million domestic debut and $180 million globally.
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