The Devil Wears Prada 2: How to Dress Like Andy Sachs in 2025

She’s no longer the fashion rookie in cerulean – yes, the beloved Andy Sachs is returning in The Devil Wears Prada 2.

The internet is buzzing with leaked photos from the upcoming film, set to release in May 2026. We see Hathaway once again powering through the streets of New York City as Andy – now fully owning her style evolution. Our favourite aspiring journalist is spotted in a slew of timeless staples with modern twists: sharp tailoring, clean silhouettes, and a sense of refined luxury. While only a handful of photos have surfaced, they're already enough to reignite everyone’s obsession with Andy’s wardrobe.

From pinstripe waistcoats to boho-chic ensembles, we’ve rounded up a few praiseworthy Andy looks you can recreate in 2025 as we wait with bated breath for the sequel. 

Pleated Ways

In one standout look, Hathaway channels quiet luxury with a soft mix of neutrals: a pleated cargo midi skirt styled effortlessly with a cropped white blouse. The understated yet polished look works, giving off an “I’m comfortable, yet confident” vibe.

Her look was further elevated with simple, chic touches: a sleek sling bag, minimal jewellery, and of course, those Gabriela Hearst heels.

Bohemian Mode

In a distinctly Americana-inspired look, the starlet was seen layering a classic crewneck sweater beneath a Ralph Lauren brown suede jacket, paired effortlessly with denim jeans. But, what truly pulls the outfit together is the ethereal printed silk scarf tied neatly around her neck—a fresh spin on boho-meets-western styling, perfect for crisp fall days.

And let’s not forget the finishing touches: Zadig & Voltaire’s groovy snake-print boots and Valentino Garavani Nellcôte suede fringed shoulder bag, handpicked by costume designer Molly Rogers and you can totally recreate right now at MAYFEYR.

All-White Goddess

With neutral tones reigning in today’s fashion zeitgeist, we love this all-white moment on Andy. The ever-enchanting Hathaway stuns in a Phoebe Philo asymmetric white T-shirt with a dramatic train, paired with a relaxed white trouser and Prada Modellerie heels.

As vintage handbags are in, she paired this look with a retro Coach briefcase bag. For a bit of colour variety, we adore that the team styled the all-white ensemble with a silver necklace and ear cuff.

Mosaic Extravaganza

However, The Devil Wears Prada 2 isn’t sticking to just neutrals—as seen in this standout mosaic dress that delivers the perfect dose of cheer. Designed by Gabriela Hearst, the bold patchwork and geometric patterns make this maxi dress a multicolour moment worthy of Andy’s evolution. The look is finished off with designer sunglasses, platform sandals, and that bucket hat? Uber cute.

Pinstripe Ready

The fashion world is abuzz with this archive revival, and it’s easy to see why. Serving retro-chic perfection, Hathaway channels timeless power dressing in a vintage Jean Paul Gaultier pinstripe waistcoat and trousers, finished with Coach’s black leather Saddle Pouch, sleek pointed shoes, and a minimalist pearl necklace. To recreate the look, try high-waisted trousers to elongate your frame, or swap the heels for sleek loafers for an effortless, off-duty spin.

Corporate Power

After her all-white moment, Andy was seen in a sharp, stunning grey power suit that radiates the lady boss energy she’s fully grown into. The classy pairing of a black ruched blouse with a tailored grey trouser suit—be it women’s, men’s, or unisex—is an easy yet elevated combo you can recreate, especially if you’re looking to show off your designer staples from Brunello Cucinelli and Khaite. We can’t say for certain, but we’re pretty sure Miranda Priestly would give this one a slow, approving nod.

Pssst… you can definitely channel all of Andy Sachs’ vibes now by shopping these inspired pieces at MAYFEYR. That’s all.