Devil Wears Prada 2 Tease

20th Century Studios is selling *The Devil Wears Prada 2* on clothes first, with new official images and a red-carpet premiere landing days before its May 1 theater release. (20thcenturystudios.com) The studio’s official site says the sequel opens exclusively in theaters on May 1, 2026, and reunites Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci with director David Frankel and writer Aline Brosh McKenna. (20thcenturystudios.com) Disney+ and Hulu carried the world-premiere red carpet live from Lincoln Center in New York City on Monday, April 20, and Disney says a replay is now available. The streamer’s event page lists Streep, Hathaway, Blunt, Tucci, Kenneth Branagh, Simone Ashley, Caleb Hearon, Helen J. Shen, Frankel and McKenna among the attendees. (disneyplus.com) One of the most-circulated guest looks came from Wisdom Kaye, who attended the April 20 New York premiere and appeared in Getty-shot red-carpet coverage that spread across entertainment and social platforms. (theroot.com) The marketing push is leaning into the same fashion-world machinery that made the 2006 film stick: Runway magazine offices, New York street style and industry cameos folded into the plot. 20th Century’s synopsis says the sequel returns to New York and the offices of Runway nearly 20 years after the first film. (20thcenturystudios.com) Trade coverage says the new movie also stretches beyond New York. Deadline reports the story centers on Miranda Priestly facing the decline of the print industry, with Andy brought in as a features editor as a scandal around Runway unfolds. (deadline.com) That fashion backdrop includes a scene shot during Milan Fashion Week at Dolce & Gabbana’s spring 2026 show. Variety reports Naomi Campbell appears in that sequence, seated next to Streep’s Miranda Priestly. (variety.com) Lady Gaga is part of the rollout on two fronts. Disney’s final-trailer page says the trailer uses “Runway,” a new song performed by Gaga and Doechii, and Deadline reports Gaga also appears in the film. (video.disney.com) (deadline.com) Not every rumored appearance made the final cut. Deadline, citing Entertainment Weekly, says Sydney Sweeney’s cameo was removed before release, even after earlier on-set sightings fueled speculation about her role. (deadline.com) (usmagazine.com) So the last week of promotion has doubled as a dress rehearsal for the movie itself: official stills, a livestreamed New York premiere, and a campaign built around who wore what before audiences see the film on May 1. (20thcenturystudios.com) (disneyplus.com)