Anne Hathaway brought full fashion drama while promoting ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ in Mexico. She stepped out in a striking Stella McCartney look that immediately turned heads. The actress, who famously played Andy Sachs in the original 2006 film, is once again embracing the high-fashion world of the beloved movie as anticipation builds for the upcoming sequel.
Anne Hathaway elevates blinding Stella McCartney micro minidress with thigh-high boots
For the promotional appearance, Anne Hathaway wore a dazzling micro minidress from Stella McCartney’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection. The long-sleeved dress was covered entirely in deep red sequins, creating a high-shine, reflective effect that caught the light from every angle. The silhouette featured a structured bodice that hugged her waist before flaring slightly into a short, sculpted skirt. This gave the piece a playful yet dramatic shape.
She paired the statement dress with sleek black thigh-high leather boots that extended way above her knee. These added a bold contrast to the shimmering red fabric. The boots balanced the short hemline of the dress while giving the overall look runway ready finish.
Hathaway kept the styling polished and refined. She opted for classic glam makeup. With soft, glowing skin, defined eyes, and a bold red lip that perfectly complemented the sparkling dress.
The fashion choice felt especially fitting for the promotion of ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’. The original film became iconic not only for its story but also for its unforgettable wardrobe and its commentary on the fashion industry. Hathaway’s Stella McCartney ensemble subtly nods to that legacy. Behind Hathaway, a towering red stiletto heel could be seen on stage. It was a reference to the movie’s official logo. The iconic symbol, which replaces a devil’s pitchfork with a heel, has long represented the movie’s glamorous yet cutthroat fashion world.
As excitement continues to build around the sequel, Anne Hathaway’s promotional appearances are already proving that the Devil Wears Prada characters remain deeply tied to standout fashion moments on and off screen.
Originally reported by Samridhi Goel for TheFashionSpot.
