Anne Hathaway’s Iconic 2000s Dresses from The Devil Wears Prada Are Making a Comeback

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The 2000s fashion is making a strong comeback, and one movie that still inspires wardrobes is The Devil Wears Prada. Anne Hathaway, who played the iconic character Andy Sachs, wore outfits that fashion lovers still remember. And guess what? Some of those famous dresses are back in style this summer.

A Movie That Changed Fashion

When we think of 2000s dresses, we often think of The Devil Wears Prada. Anne Hathaway’s transformation in the film—from casual to chic—was unforgettable. One moment that stood out was when she walked into the office in a blazer dress and Chanel boots. It was bold, stylish, and unforgettable. That look made her a fashion icon, both on and off screen.

Now, with talk of a The Devil Wears Prada sequel in the air, fans are more excited than ever. What better time to bring back the stunning styles from the original film?

The Woman Behind the Looks

The brilliant Patricia Field designed the costumes for The Devil Wears Prada. She also created outfits for Sex and the City, another fashion-forward show. Though Carrie Bradshaw and Andy Sachs were different characters, they both wore outfits that people still talk about. Patricia knew how to mix bold choices with timeless style.

Let’s take a look at four dresses from the movie that are back in stores and runways this summer.

1. The Classic Blazer Dress

One of the most remembered outfits was Andy’s Chanel blazer dress. It’s a piece that can go from the office to an evening out. Designers like Dior are bringing this look back with added flair—some have capes, others bold prints like stripes from Casablanca, and some are soft and romantic like Dolce & Gabbana’s satin corset dresses.

Anne Hathaway

2. The Elegant Little Black Dress

The little black dress never goes out of style, and this season it’s a must-have again. Ermanno Scervino’s runway highlighted long black dresses with sleek cuts—just like the V-neck, short-sleeved satin dress Anne wore in the movie. This dress gave off 1950s elegance and is perfect for evening events or formal gatherings.

3. The Sleeveless Summer Dress

Another fan favorite was the green sleeveless dress Andy wore during a busy day in the city. It was light, fresh, and easy to move in—ideal for hot summer days. Alberta Ferretti has brought this look back with updated touches. Pair it with heels or sandals and a cute handbag to get that effortless chic vibe.

4. The Smart Long-Sleeve Short Dress

Finally, the short dress with long sleeves that Anne wore over a white shirt is back on trend. It’s perfect for office wear, offering both comfort and polish. Loewe has modernized the design, but the inspiration is clear. Just like in the film, this look can take you from a work meeting to an after-hours event.