No, not Chanel boots! Anne Hathaway showed off her favorite look from The Devil Wears Prada – guess what?

Knowing the insides of the shiny world, let’s be honest: we ourselves dream of such a hall filled with designer clothes, as in the “Podium”. Much of the film is, of course, overdone, and the employees don’t dress in that magic dressing room at Armani and Oscar de la Renta, don’t change comfortable shoes for lightspeed stilettos, and certainly won’t make him refuse lunch. But the fact that we all appreciate the very Chanel boots that Andy Sachs wore on the day of his transformation is a fact! As much fiction as there is in Le Diable…, we love this film. And the images of the main character interpreted by Anne Hathaway too.

All of these great outfits are from Patricia Field, who you probably know from Sex and the City. The costume designer went down in film history as one of the most famous stylists and visionaries: the outfits she created for Carrie Bradshaw, Samantha Jones, Charlotte York and Miranda Hobbs made Patricia extremely popular. The costumes chosen for Anne and Meryl Streep in The Devil Wears Prada only reinforced this title. Brilliantly!

The film turned out to be one of the most expensive in history. The director and costume designer surpassed the original $100,000 goal almost immediately. I had to connect creative friends who provided the actresses with their creations. Together with accessories, shoes and bags, images of heroines cost about a million dollars. Nigel’s words come to mind: “After all, what is the multi-million dollar fashion industry all about? To the beauty of the soul.”

We believe that not a penny of this enormous sum has been wasted. The picture turned out amazing! It contains countless favorite moments, as well as images that you want to be inspired by even years later. Anne Hathaway, it turned out, also occasionally returns to Andy Sachs outfits. And she even has a favorite – guess what?

No, not a sky blue sweater, no, not Chanel boots, and no, not a Parisian dress. “I love what I wore at James Holt’s party: it’s a knee-length Chanel velvet coat, then a miniskirt, stockings and boots,” the actress admitted in an interview with Interview. . According to Ann, this look is simply the closest to her personal style, so she was the most comfortable. True, the coat and skirt turned out to be “samples” – not ready-made clothes. “I kept finding pins in there,” laughs Hathaway. With or without pins, the look is chic!

In the end, our favorite actress very often repeats this same image – in her heart she is still Andy Sachs. We knew it!