Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Meryl Streep made a striking entrance at the V&A in central London for The Devil Wears Prada 2 photocall, coordinating in sophisticated black-and-red ensembles that captured the film’s polished, fashion-forward spirit.
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Emily Blunt stole the spotlight with her standout footwear, stepping out in a pair of elegant Valentino sandals. While Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway also delivered glamorous looks, their shoe choices remained more understated, with both actresses opting for classic black pumps.
Emily Blunt, Meryl Streep, and Anne Hathaway attend The Devil Wears Prada 2 photocall in black and red looks with matching black pumps and red heels at the V&A in central London on April 24, 2026 (Credit: Ian West / PA Images / INSTARimages)
Let’s take a closer look at their choices.
Anne Hathaway Goes Sleek in Armani Velvet and Christian Louboutin Pumps
Continuing her streak of elegant, stunning looks, Hathaway stepped out in a Giorgio Armani Privé Fall 2024 Haute Couture coat worn as a dress, paired with classic Christian Louboutin pumps.
The shoes were simple, but I mean, you really can’t go wrong with Louboutins. She wore the “Miss Z” pumps in black patent leather, and that glossy finish added just the right amount of contrast against the rich velvet of her dress. The pointed toes and slightly curved topline gave the shoes a subtle, sexy edge while remaining refined.
These pumps are designed with comfort in mind, too, making them modern and wearable for different occasions. And of course, those iconic Louboutin lipstick red soles tied everything back to that signature Devil Wears Prada palette, even with her all-black look. You can find these pumps for $1,045 at Mytheresa.
Anne Hathaway shines in her glossy black patent leather pumps by Christian Louboutin (Credit: Ian West / PA Images / INSTARimages)
Anne Hathaway’s Armani coat dress was just as striking. It was made from plush velvet and detailed with pearls and crystals in different sizes, adding texture and just enough sparkle. I especially liked the longline silhouette, which really flattered her frame, along with the structured shoulders and long sleeves that gave it a clean, tailored finish.
Hathaway kept her styling minimal with Bulgari hoop earrings and sleek cat-eye sunglasses, which gave the whole look an effortlessly put-together feel.
Anne Hathaway teams her classic Louboutins with a plush black velvet coat dress by Armani featuring pearls and crystals all over (Credit: Ian West / PA Images / INSTARimages)
Meryl Streep Channels Miranda Priestly in Armani Tailoring, Black Pumps, and a Red Rosette
Meryl Streep kept things classic yet striking. She appeared to be wearing the same black satin pumps she previously wore to The Devil Wears Prada: A Night with Runway Gala, which just proves how timeless a good pair of heels can be.
The pumps had an asymmetrical high-cut vamp, pointed toes, and high heels that gave her a little extra height. They were simple, but they matched her outfit so well and added a polished finish. I also liked how their clean design balanced the more detailed parts of her outfit.
Meryl Streep slips into a pair of black glove-like pumps with pointed toes and tapered heels (Credit: Ian West / PA Images / INSTARimages)
Streep styled the shoes with an Armani Privé Spring 2019 look, wearing an ivory jacket with black tailored, cropped pants that hit right at the ankle.
The jacket had a pretty swirling ribbon print that made the outfit more interesting, but the bold red sequined rosette on her shoulder was definitely the standout detail. It instantly drew my eye.
Meryl Streep completed the look with cat-eye ombré sunglasses, drop earrings, and a few rings. I thought the styling was spot on; it stayed sophisticated without making the outfit feel too busy.
Meryl Streep channels Miranda Priestly in a sophisticated Armani set featuring an ivory jacket with a ribbon pattern and a pair of black trousers (Credit: Ian West / PA Images / INSTARimages)
Emily Blunt Steals the Scene in Red Valentino Rockstud Sandals and a Michael Kors Statement Skirt
Emily Blunt looked stunning in this black-and-red ensemble, and her Valentino Garavani “Rockstud” sandals made the look even more exciting!
Made in Italy from red kidskin leather, the design had a strappy upper with four slim straps across the vamp, an ankle strap, open toes, and 4-inch heels.
What made them stand out were the silver-toned pyramid Rockstuds in different sizes. Larger studs decorated the center front strap, while the smaller ones lined the other straps and the ankle strap.
They gave the sandals that edgy Valentino finish without detracting from the outfit’s elegance. Her Valentino Rockstud kidskin sandals 100mm are available for $1,190 on Farfetch.
Emily Blunt adds edge to her feminine look with strappy red Valentino Garavani “Rockstud” sandals featuring four straps across the vamps and ankle straps embellished with pyramid studs (Credit: Ian West / PA Images / INSTARimages)
Emily’s outfit was just as stunning. Blunt wore a Michael Kors Fall 2026 look, pairing a fitted black turtleneck sweater with a high-waisted skirt covered in red, maroon, and black petal-like appliqués. I loved how the soft, textured skirt balanced the sharper details of her shoes. The mid-calf length also gave the look a graceful silhouette and made it a bit dramatic.
Emily finished her outfit with Monica Vinader jewelry, including a Signature Signet ring and $225 Large Gold Vermeil MV Siren Muse hoop earrings. She also added Etnia Barcelona Deia sunglasses, which gave the look an extra touch of star power.
Emily Blunt pairs her striking red sandals with a Michael Kors look, featuring a fitted black sweater and a midi skirt embellished with petal-like appliques in red, black, and maroon (Credit: Ian West / PA Images / INSTARimages)
The Devil Wears Prada 2 Proves Power Dressing Is Still in the Details
From razor-sharp pumps to sculptural statement heels, The Devil Wears Prada 2 reaffirms what the original made iconic: it’s never just about the outfit—it’s about the finish.
Whether it’s Anne Hathaway’s commanding platforms, Emily Blunt’s directional designer heels, or Meryl Streep’s unwavering commitment to polished classics, every look is anchored by footwear that defines the silhouette and sharpens the narrative.
As the sequel unfolds across premieres, photocalls, and on-set moments, the shoes do more than complete the look—they carry the attitude, authority, and unmistakable fashion legacy of Runway.
👠 Explore The Devil Wears Prada 2 Shoe & Fashion Moments:
- 👠 The New York premiere transforms Lincoln Center into a high-fashion runway, where Anne Hathaway’s red Louis Vuitton platforms and Emily Blunt’s surreal Schiaparelli heels define the sequel’s bold visual language.
- 🇬🇧 The London premiere sharpens the franchise’s power-dressing DNA with towering platforms, sculptural pumps, and a polished black-and-red palette that echoes Miranda Priestly’s world.
- ✨ The London after-party shifts into after-dark glamour, where crystal Louboutin pumps, Jimmy Choo platforms, and Aquazzura sandals bring a more playful, high-shine energy to the cast’s looks.
- 🎬 Anne Hathaway’s first on-set looks reintroduce Andy Sachs through sharp Prada pumps, Chloé platforms, and statement boots that balance modern polish with character-driven styling.
- 💎 Her evolving sequel wardrobe builds on that foundation with braided Gabriela Hearst pumps and jeweled René Caovilla sandals, pushing the film’s fashion narrative into a more editorial, runway-led direction.