At the time, Meryl sported a long-sleeve satin shirt, with a sequin knee-length skirt and an elegant beige shawl with lace detailing. She also wore silver hoops, white heels, and black glasses with blue shades.

Meryl was excited about portraying her notorious role of Miranda Priestly again, who has left us with countless sayings. She revealed to Good Morning America: “It was really fun to come back and revisit a character 20 years later — who gets to do that?”

The actress is aware of the global anticipation for the sequel and she expressed: “Kids were waiting. Women were waiting. Gay men were waiting. And regular men were waiting.”

As for what viewers can expect, Meryl believes the sequel remains true to the message behind the original movie. She shared: “It is about the beauty people can put into the world, and it’s about commerce and it’s about art and commerce.”

Anne donned a bold red floor-length dress, with a plunging neckline. She completed the look with an updo hairstyle, gold earrings with red crystals, and silver open-toe heels.

Despite the film’s immense popularity, Anne initially didn’t believe that a part two would ever happen in the future.

In 2022, Anne revealed to Entertainment Tonight: “There’s not going to be a sequel. It’s not gonna happen. It’s just like, we can’t do it. It’s not gonna happen. It exists. There are other films. There will be other films. We can just watch that one [The Devil Wears Prada] again. “

During the Big Ticket Podcast this year, Anne expressed her disbelief that it actually happened. She stated: “I don’t think any of us ever thought that we’d be reunited as The Devil Wears Prada, you know, core team. I don’t think we thought that was gonna be in the cards.”

Emily rocked a curve-hugging purple dress, with a black lace hem, and heels with black and white gems depicting flowers. She finished the outfit with a classic Y2K pouf hairstyle, smokey eyeshadow and silver jewelry.

Adrian Grenier attended the premiere wearing a classic suit and purple tie, while rocking his curly hair.

Sarah attended the premiere in a metallic silver dress, blue heels and a slick-back ponytail.

Hayden donned a sparkly silver dress, belt and open-toe laced up heels.

Ashley Tisdale rocked a black dress with knee-length lace leggings, open-toe shoes and her signature swoop bangs.

The Devil Wears Prada franchise continues to showcase how much of a staple it is in pop culture, even two decades later. As Miranda famously says: “That’s all.”