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Cerulean Sweater Returns: Andy Sachs' Iconic Look Reimagined
3 May
Summary
- The iconic cerulean sweater from the original movie reappears in the sequel.
- Anne Hathaway personally altered the cerulean sweater for the sequel.
- Costume designer Molly Rogers intentionally brought back the sweater.
The iconic cerulean sweater, a memorable piece from the 2006 film 'The Devil Wears Prada,' has reappeared in the recently released sequel. This return provides a poignant full-circle moment for fans of the original film.
Costume designer Molly Rogers revealed that the original cerulean sweater was sourced to be featured again. Rogers expressed her excitement at seeing the sweater again, particularly in the film's concluding moments.
However, actress Anne Hathaway took creative control during a fitting, transforming the sweater herself. Hathaway spontaneously cut the sleeves off the garment, repurposing it into a fashionable vest that perfectly complemented her character's evolving style.
Rogers noted that Hathaway's alteration enhanced the vest's feminine menswear theme, serving as an exclamation point on her character's sartorial journey. While this iconic piece was revisited, other memorable items, like the Chanel thigh-high boots, were intentionally left untouched to preserve their original impact.
