Meryl Streep & Anne Hathaway Channel Cerulean in Prada Sequel Hype

On April 2nd, Meryl Streep just dropped a sly-style callback to the Devilware's Prada, rocking

a Cerulean blue sweater on the late show with Stephen.

Colbert this past Wednesday, April 1st.

That shade instantly evokes her iconic Miranda Priestly monologue, schooling Anne Hathaway's

character on why it's not just blue, it's Cerulean.

With a sequel buzzing, this feels like perfect timing to amp up the nostalgia.

Here this week, on March 31st, Hathaway herself popped up in stylist Ashley Aferier's

Instagram stories, wearing a white hoodie splash with.

A big Cerulean pantone square, labeled Cetuleo, the Italian word for it.

Both stars channeling that legendary color as fans gear up for the Devilware's Prada

too, slated for theaters on May 1st.

Streep got real during her Colbert chat about the original 2006 flick getting dismissed as

a chick flick back then, which cramped it.

She noted how that label has an aged well, especially after hits like Barbie and Mamma Mia

proved audiences crave stories centered on women.

Things have flipped since, with Streep highlighting how the sequel let the cast hit real fashion

shows at Milan Fashion Week.

Hathaway echoed that in a recent Harper's Bazaar interview, recalling the struggle to

snag fashion brands for the first movie, all this hype has the internet lit, blending

throwback vibes with fresh sequel energy, keeping Miranda's world ruling the runway conversation

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