Devil Wears Prada 2 Outfits: Where to Buy Andy's Looks

I have been waiting for The Devil Wears Prada 2 outfits to drop since the first set photos leaked in July 2025. Andy Sachs in a vintage Gaultier waistcoat. Miranda Priestly in a tangerine Lanvin coat. The cerulean sweater on the press tour, which yes, is on the nose, and yes, I am in love with it. The sequel finally premiered on April 20 at Lincoln Center, with wide release on May 1. So I ran the set photos through FetchFashion and went looking for the actual pieces.

What we know about the costume design

Molly Rogers is the costume designer for the sequel. She is a longtime collaborator of Patricia Field, who built the original 2006 wardrobe. Rogers has a clear vision for grown-up Andy: she leans on vintage 1990s Jean Paul Gaultier pinstripe suiting, archival Coach bags, current-season Khaite leather coats, and Sacai cargo silhouettes.

Andy is now a digital media titan, the plot puts her in conversation with Emily Blunt's Emily Charlton, who is now a luxury brand executive. Miranda is still the gravitational center, played by Meryl Streep in a wardrobe of statement coats and tailored Prada. Stanley Tucci is back as Nigel. The cast was photographed all over Manhattan and Milan during filming, which means we got months of paparazzi previews before the film even premiered.

The wardrobe reads sharper, sleeker, and more confidently fashion than the 2006 makeover montage. Andy is not learning anymore. She knows.

The best Devil Wears Prada 2 outfits

Andy's vintage Gaultier pinstripe suit

Of every set photo from filming, this is the one that broke me. Andy in a black 1990s Jean Paul Gaultier Femme pinstripe waistcoat, matching wide-leg trousers, archival Coach saddle bag, pointed boots, layered necklaces, big sunglasses. No jacket. No blouse. Just the waistcoat as a top.

The styling is the whole point. A waistcoat as a sleeveless top is a very specific power move, it reads as both menswear and corseted, and Gaultier built his whole career on that tension. The pinstripe pattern is sharp without being preppy. The wide-leg trousers balance the cropped waistcoat, the proportions are textbook.

This is what "Andy is fashion now" looks like. She is not playing dress-up in Miranda's clothes anymore, she is making her own choices.

Andy's brown suede blazer and Valentino fringe bag

The second outfit is a complete tonal shift. Chocolate suede double-breasted blazer over a light blue silk scarf, light wash cuffed Levi's, snake-print Zadig & Voltaire boots, a Valentino Garavani Nellcôte studded fringe shoulder bag. Andy goes Western boho, but worked into a city silhouette.

The blazer is the anchor here. Brown suede is having a real moment in 2026, designers from Khaite to The Row to Saint Laurent have been pushing it as the new neutral. Pairing it with a printed silk scarf and a fringed bag adds movement and texture, the snake-print boots are the unexpected piece that pulls the whole thing into Andy's editorial world.

I think about this outfit constantly. It is the kind of thing that looks easy and would actually take three hours to assemble.

The cerulean Sacai fringed sweater (yes, that one)

For the Tokyo press conference, Anne Hathaway wore a cerulean blue Sacai cropped fringed knit sweater. Off-shoulder cut, tiered fringe, brown skirt, that specific shade of blue.

If you have seen the original 2006 film you already know what this is. The cerulean monologue, where Miranda dismantles Andy for assuming her cerulean sweater is "just blue," is the most-quoted scene in fashion film history. The press tour stylist (Erin Walsh) chose this exact shade for the Tokyo stop. It is intentional. It is on the nose. It is also an absolutely perfect press tour moment, because the joke lands and the sweater is genuinely beautiful.

The Sacai original is a knitwear piece with that specific Sacai treatment, layered fringe over ribbed knit, off-shoulder construction. It is the kind of thing you stop scrolling for.

Where to buy The Devil Wears Prada 2 outfits

I ran the set photos and press tour shots through FetchFashion, which is the AI tool I use to find clothes from any image. You upload a screenshot, the AI identifies each piece, and it pulls matching or similar items from over 1,000 retailers with prices and direct links. It is free for 5 searches per day.

Most of the originals are vintage archival or designer current season, the Gaultier waistcoat alone runs four figures on resale. The point is finding the look at a price that makes sense.

For Andy's pinstripe waistcoat, New Look has a grey pinstripe waistcoat at £10 which is honestly absurd value. Voglia has a navy version for €60 if you want the cropped Gaultier-style proportions. Both have the V-neckline and pinstripe pattern that make the look read.

For the brown suede blazer, Cubus has a clean brown double-breasted blazer at €100 that nails Andy's silhouette. If you want a longer length, Karen By Simonsen at Ellos has a full-length double-breasted brown coat for €329, more coat than blazer but the same DNA. Cellbes has a faux suede option at €75 for the texture without the leather price.

For the cerulean fringed knit, the closest match I found is a Stella McCartney fringed alpaca wool-blend sweater at Mytheresa for €777, designer territory but the construction and color are essentially the same as the Sacai. About You has an IZIA fringed pullover for €98.96, brighter blue than cerulean but the fringe detailing and silhouette are right.

The product cards below have direct retailer links and current prices.

How to search for these looks yourself

You do not need me to tell you where Andy's Sacai sweater is. You can find any outfit from the film yourself in under 30 seconds.

1. Take a screenshot of any outfit you want, from the trailer, a film still, a press photo, anything.
2. Upload it to FetchFashion. Drop the image, no sign-up needed for the free tier.
3. The AI identifies each piece of clothing in the image, breaking down the outfit into searchable items.
4. You get matches from 1,000+ retailers with prices and direct purchase links, organized by item.

FetchFashion is free for 5 searches per day with no account required, paid tiers unlock more searches and a wishlist. The AI also runs a style analysis that suggests complementary pieces, shoes, bags, accessories, so you can build the full outfit instead of just one item.

If you save items you like to your personal wishlist, you also get notified when prices drop, which is how I have caught two coats at 60% off this season.

Which Devil Wears Prada 2 outfit is worth buying

If I had to pick one, it is the Gaultier pinstripe suit. The look is timeless, you can wear a pinstripe waistcoat with anything, and the construction is simple enough that even the high-street versions read expensive.

The cerulean Sacai sweater is the most fun, but it is also the most "press tour outfit," meaning it is styled to make a point. The Gaultier suit is what Andy actually wears in the film. That makes it the more useful blueprint.

I also have a soft spot for the brown suede blazer. Brown is the color of 2026, and a double-breasted suede blazer over jeans is the kind of outfit that works for nearly every situation that is not a wedding. The Cubus version at €100 is the smartest buy on this whole list.

The film opens May 1. I will be there opening weekend, taking notes for the next post, and probably wearing a pinstripe waistcoat.

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