Miranda Priestly and Andy Sachs are officially returning to our screens. Though the sequel won’t arrive until next year, the style stakes already are sky-high. Because if there’s one thing we know, Miranda doesn’t do subtle, and neither does her wardrobe. From fierce outerwear to standout bags that promise to steal the spotlight, we’re keeping a close eye on every look.

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And speaking of bags — Anne Hathaway is known to adore a big Birkin in real life, so will we finally see this ex-fashion intern’s signature accessory hit the big screen?

So far, Prada may be on foot rather than front and center — but plenty of other fabulous bags are making their mark. Let’s take a closer look at some of the bags expected to hit the big screen.

The Coach Metropolitan Briefcase: The Hardest Working Bag on Set

Seen time and time again with Andy Sachs during filming, the vintage Coach Metropolitan Briefcase might just be the hardest-working bag on The Devil Wears Prada 2 set. Defined by its clean, satchel-like flap and minimal branding, this classic briefcase balances practicality with timeless style — an ideal companion for an ex-fashion intern rushing through the city.

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First introduced in the late ’80s (yes, even before The Devil Wears Prada hit screens the first time), the original Metropolitan Briefcase is a true heritage piece, favored for its functional design and durable leather. It’s since been discontinued, but vintage styles have become coveted collectors’ items.

While Andy’s version is unmistakably vintage, Coach currently offers the Metropolitan Slim Brief in their men’s section — a no-fuss, modern nod to the original. But judging by how she’s carrying hers through the city, she might want to consider going crossbody for those brisk sidewalk sprints.

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Coach has been on a serious rise lately, ranking as the world’s 5th hottest brand according to the Lyst Index for Q2 2025. The Brooklyn and Empire bags have been making waves this year, while the Kisslock Frame Bag made a standout appearance under Carrie Bradshaw’s arm in And Just Like That Season 3. But in The Devil Wears Prada 2, it’s the vintage Metropolitan that’s stealing the scene – understated, well loved, and already shaping up to be one of the film’s most memorable accessories.

Valentino – Nellcôte Suede Shoulder Bag with Fringes

Andy Sachs is giving us a hint of boho this time around — and we’re into it. Enter the Valentino Nellcôte Shoulder Bag — a soft, fringe-draped statement piece that adds a laid-back edge to her evolving style in The Devil Wears Prada 2. Styled with a matching chocolate brown suede jacket and a chic Hermès bandana, it’s a look that says: fashion editor off-duty — but still on the clock.

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Crafted from rich Italian suede, the Nellcôte features cascading fringe, tonal dome-shaped studs, and subtle rivets for a textured finish. The open-top design keeps things easy to access, while palladium hardware and a discreet VLogo Signature add a touch of shine. The adjustable strap—with a 17.7-inch drop at the center hole—makes it easy to wear crossbody or casually over the shoulder.

Measuring 11.8 x 12.2 x 1.2 inches, the Nellcôtecan can effortlessly transition from day to night without feeling bulky. Andy’s version comes in Testa di Moro, a deep chocolate brown. For those craving something lighter, it also comes in Havana Beige, a warm neutral. At $2,690, it’s a luxurious piece with a serious personality.

Fendi – Basket Forty8 Bag

On vacay mode in The Devil Wears Prada 2, Andy Sachs nails laid-back luxury. Draped in a flowy Gabriela Hearst Spring 2025 maxi dress and paired with casual Chloé sandals, she balances Fendi’s Basket Forty8 atop a carry-on.

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Crafted from blueberry-colored recycled plastic, the Basket Forty8 features a geometric FF weave that adds texture and visual interest. With its structured, open-top design, the Basket Forty8 offers easy access to a spacious, unlined compartment — ideal for everything from seaside strolls to resort lounging. Palladium-finish twist-lock hardware and double handles, tied together with rich brown Cuoio Romano leather, add luxe finishing touches to this $1,800 sustainable statement piece.

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Image courtesy: Fendi

Paco Rabanne – 1969 Nano Bag

Andy Sachs leans into Paco Rabanne for her metallic blue dress and 1969 Nano Bag, all paired with René Caovilla heels.

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Made from 282 silver discs joined by metal rings, Rabanne’s 1969 Nano Bag features interlocking squares of mirror-like metal that create a glamorous, chain-mail look. Measuring approximately 4.5 x 6.7 inches, Andy carries it handheld, but the delicate sliding chain strap can also be worn crossbody for hands-free ease when the dancefloor calls. The leather-lined interior offers enough space for a wallet, phone, and other small essentials. The Paco Rabanne 1969 Nano Bag retails for $1,190.

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Image courtesy: Paco Rabanne

Jacquemus - La Pochette Rond Carré Clutch

Miranda Priestly seems to be embracing a touch of French chic this time around – first seen in bold red Jacquemus Cubisto heels, and now, the brand’s sculptural clutch in hand. Enter the La Pochette Rond Carré clutch, a piece that brings architectural drama to an otherwise classic silhouette.

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Jacquemus transforms the humble brown paper bag silhouette into a chic, all-leather grab-and-go accessory. Miranda is seen clutching the beige faux-python version, defined by its sculptural gold hardware that gives it a distinctive architectural edge. Crafted from faux-python leather, the clutch rolls open to reveal a spacious, cotton-lined interior with a patch pocket. Measuring approximately 10.6 x 6.3 inches, with a generous 13.8-inch opening, the La Pochette Rond Carré is secured with a magnetic closure. Currently sold out with a waitlist, Jacquemus’ La Pochette Rond Carré retails for $1,350.

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Image courtesy: Jacquemus

Not Yet in Stores, But Already Turning Heads: Celine’s New Luggage Tote

Always ahead of the curve, Miranda Priestly pairs a blush pink Lanvin coat with a fresh take on a Celine classic from Michael Rider’s debut Spring 2026 collection. Rider reintroduced iconic styles from the Phoebe Philo era, with the Luggage Tote making a striking comeback. This updated version features a sleek, rectangular silhouette that reimagines the original winged design. With a zip-top closure, long shoulder straps, and the signature front zip pocket playfully reshaped into an almost smile-like curve.

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Dior – Medium D-Journey Bag in Crinkled Calfskin

Emily Blunt revives her iconic red hair for her role as Emily Charlton in The Devil Wears Prada 2. Marking her transformation from Miranda’s assistant to a rising exec at Dior, she’s rocking sunglasses, the Medium D-Journey Bag, and a graphic tee from Dior, perfectly paired with a pinstripe corset and trousers by Jean Paul Gaultier, topped off with a Wiederhoeft corset.

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Crafted from black crinkled calfskin with Flat Macrocannage topstitching, the D-Journey bag reinvents the classic hobo silhouette with modern sophistication. Measuring 13 x 6.5 x 6 inches, with adjustable strap lengths ranging from 22 to 28 inches, it offers versatile styling — easily carried by hand, worn over the shoulder, or slung crossbody. Spacious enough for essentials like phone, wallet, sunglasses, and lipstick, the bag features a main zippered compartment and two decorative side pockets, each finished with large leather pulls embossed with the Christian Dior Paris signature. At $4,500 for the Medium size, it’s a luxe accessory befitting Emily Charlton’s new role.

Bvlgari - Serpenti Cuore 1968 Bag

Simone Ashley appears in Jean Paul Gaultier’s Autumn/Winter 2010 look, styled with Bvlgari’s Serpenti Cuore 1968 top-handle bag.

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Crafted with black Neige Pavé crystals hand-applied on suede, the bag features a striking gold-plated snake body-shaped handle adorned with engraved scales and zirconia eyes. Measuring 7.1 x 4.3 x 1.6 inches, its detachable serpentine chain allows for versatile wear—whether handheld like Simone Ashley or worn on the shoulder. Bvlgari’s Serpenti Cuore 1988 bag retails for $8,050.

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What bags (and brands) are you hoping to see in The Devil Wears Prada 2? Tell us — what should Miranda Priestly and Andy Sachs be carrying next?

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