🎄 THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA 2 (2026) – CHRISTMAS IN COUTURE
💋 “Snow, scandals… and stilettos sharper than icicles.”
Fashion never sleeps — and neither does Miranda Priestly. This holiday season, the devil is wearing red velvet.
👠 The Runway Returns — Glitter, Grit, and a Dash of Chaos
Two decades after The Devil Wears Prada redefined fashion on film, the iconic story struts back onto the screen with a sequel that promises high style, sharper wit, and an avalanche of Christmas drama.
Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci reunite for Christmas in Couture, joined by the dazzling new generation: Florence Pugh and Timothée Chalamet. The result? A luxurious blend of old-school glamour and Gen Z rebellion — a glittering battle between legacy and innovation, set against the most romantic time of the year.
🕯️ A Crisis Wrapped in Cashmere
It’s December in New York and Paris. The streets shimmer with holiday lights, the air hums with carols — and Runway Magazine is on the brink of collapse.
Circulation has plummeted. Advertisers are fleeing. A viral fashion empire run by Gen Z influencers is preparing to buy it out by New Year’s Eve. For the first time, Miranda Priestly — the ice queen herself — faces the possibility of losing everything she built.
Her solution is simple. Ruthless. Legendary.
“Andrea. We need to talk.”
🎬 A Christmas Miracle in the Making
Andy Sachs (Anne Hathaway), now a respected journalist and mother, thought she’d left that world behind. But when Miranda calls, old instincts (and old tensions) return. Soon, she’s swept into a whirlwind of deadlines, drama, and designer gowns — as Runway plans a live global Christmas couture show at the Louvre in Paris, on Christmas Eve.
Nigel (Stanley Tucci) — wiser, warmer, and still the soul of style.
Celeste Duval (Florence Pugh) — a young fashion disruptor whose digital empire threatens to outshine Miranda herself.
Gabriel Laurent (Timothée Chalamet) — a dreamy Parisian designer whose idealism and charm force Andy to question what she truly wants.
💫 Fashion Meets Feelings
Christmas in Couture isn’t just about fashion — it’s about what happens when ambition, art, and aging collide. Between runway rivalries and quiet reflections, the film explores the cost of success and the beauty of rediscovery.
Director David Frankel (returning from the 2006 original) describes the sequel as “a love letter to the industry that made and nearly broke us — wrapped in tinsel and truth.”
Expect sweeping Parisian shots, snow-dusted catwalks, and an original soundtrack blending classic carols with modern glamour. The final scene — set beneath the Louvre’s glass pyramid, bathed in candlelight — is already being called “one of the most breathtaking moments in contemporary cinema.”
🎁 Coming Christmas 2026 – Only in Theatres
The world of Runway is back, sharper than ever — where every word cuts, every look kills, and every dress tells a story.
