Anne Hathaway has ‘Devil Wears Prada’ moment with Anna Wintour

Channeling “The Devil Wears Prada” at New York Fashion Week? Groundbreaking.

But this time around, the devil in question wears Michael Kors, as Anne Hathaway sat front row next to Anna Wintour (the inspiration for Miranda Priestly in “TDWP”) at the designer’s New York Fashion Week show Wednesday.

What’s more, Hathaway’s look for the show — a brown croc-embossed leather coat layered over a black turtleneck dress — was nearly identical to the one her character, Andy Sachs, sports in the 2006 flick’s ending scene.

Fans couldn’t get over how much the actress looked like her onscreen alter ego, especially with her Andy-style bangs.

“anne hathaway referencing herself from the devil wears prada (17 years ago) while sitting next to anna wintour at fashion week… the grip she has on me,” one tweeted.

Another called the moment “actually iconic,” while a third quipped, “i know anne hathaway wants the devil wears prada to have a sequel SO BAD.”

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Anne Hathaway and Adrian Grenier starred in the “Devil Wears Prada” in 2006.
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In the beloved film adaptation of Lauren Weisberger’s bestselling novel, Hathaway’s Sachs joins the staff of a top fashion glossy (based, of course, on Vogue) as an assistant to its icy editor-in-chief, Priestly (played by Meryl Streep). After a rocky start, Sachs gets a high-style makeover and impresses her boss before eventually moving on from the mag.

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Could Hathaway be hinting at a movie sequel?
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While Hathaway was not the first choice for the role (20th Century Fox wanted Rachel McAdams for the part), she certainly nailed it.

The “Princess Diaries” star has been killing the fashion game in real life lately, with looks that would make Priestly proud.

Hathaway stunned at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival in a sequined Armani Privé gown and jaw-dropping sapphire necklace, rocked a colorful corset while doing “WeCrashed” press and has even pushed the return of the 2000s pouf hairstyle.

Now, she’s bringing back one of the era’s most iconic movies, too.

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