The Devil Wears Prada 2 Is Coming to Disney+ — Here’s Everything You Need to Know

Devil Wears Prada 2 Disney Plus Release Date: Everything to Know

Miranda Priestly is back. And this time, she brought the entire fashion world with her. The Devil Wears Prada 2 — the sequel that fashion lovers have been waiting twenty years for — is coming to Disney+ on 29th July 2026. The runway is coming to your living room, and the occasion demands being properly prepared.

The release dates, clearly

Digital purchase (own or rent): Available now — Amazon Prime Video, Sky Store, Apple TV Disney+ streaming: 29th July 2026

Add it to your Disney+ watchlist now. Set a reminder. Tell the people in your life who need to know. This is not the kind of film you want to come to late.

What to expect

Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci all return — the full original ensemble, back in the corridors of Runway Magazine and the fashionable streets of New York City. David Frankel directs again. Aline Brosh McKenna, who wrote the original screenplay, returns to write the sequel. The reunion is not incidental; this is the same creative team that made the first film a cultural landmark, working with the same actors who defined it.

The sequel picks up the story of Miranda Priestly and Andy Sachs with the kind of dazzling fashion backdrop the franchise demands: Dior, Versace, Armani, Givenchy, Cartier, Dolce & Gabbana, Tiffany, and Fendi all feature. Celebrity cameos and luminaries from the worlds of fashion and music are woven throughout. This is a film that understands its audience — the woman who watched the original at a formative moment and has been quoting it, referencing it, and rewatching it ever since.

The numbers worth knowing

The Devil Wears Prada 2 opened in cinemas in May 2026 and has since grossed more than $676 million worldwide. The franchise — across both films — has now crossed the $1 billion mark. These are not numbers that happen by accident. They are numbers that happen when a film captures something true about how women relate to ambition, fashion, power, and each other — and when a sequel earns its right to exist rather than simply capitalising on the original’s goodwill.

The exclusive digital content

The Disney+ release includes a full suite of exclusive digital extras: fashion and music featurettes, audio commentary from the filmmakers, and what is described as a “hysterical gag reel” of bloopers and outtakes featuring the full cast. For the woman who watches the film and then immediately wants to watch everything adjacent to it — which is the correct response — the extras are worth the Disney+ stream even for those who have already bought the digital version.

The 2-movie collection

The Devil Wears Prada 2-Movie Collection — the original 2006 film and the sequel together — is available as a digital bundle. For anyone who has somehow lost their copy of the original over the past twenty years, or who wants the most efficient route to a full rewatch before the 29th, this is the correct purchase. The original holds up in a way that very few films from that era do: the fashion, the performances, and the particular chemistry between Streep and Hathaway are as compelling now as they were then.

Why this matters for the CSC reader

The Devil Wears Prada is, in the most generous and accurate reading, a film about a woman finding her own taste — learning what she actually values versus what she has been told to value, and making a choice that costs her something in order to remain herself. That is not a trivial story. It is, in many ways, the same story that underpins everything written on this site about investment dressing, considered consumption, and the difference between dressing for approval and dressing with intention.

The sequel, from what the first act of the film delivers on that promise, continues that conversation at a more complicated stage of both characters’ lives. Miranda Priestly at seventy-something is a different proposition from Miranda Priestly at fifty. Andy Sachs at forty has made a different set of choices than the twenty-something who left the job. The sequel’s interest lies in what both women have become — and whether the world they’re navigating has changed as much as they have.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 on Disney+ from 29th July. On digital now. Watch the original first if it’s been a while — it earns the rewatch. Clear the 29th. Put on something that makes you feel like yourself.

That is the only dress code.

Stream on Disney+ from 29th July 2026 Buy or rent digitally now — Amazon Prime Video | Sky Store | Apple TV

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