Miranda Priestly’s Wardrobe Goes Under the Hammer: ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ Fashion Auction Set for September

Fans of The Devil Wears Prada will soon have a shot at channelling the film’s razor-sharp style in their own closets. A special auction devoted to fashion linked to the upcoming sequel is scheduled for September, offering rare access to pieces associated with iconic characters.

A Runway-Ready Sale for Film and Fashion Lovers

The event, reported in a Vogue exclusive, marks the first time items tied directly to The Devil Wears Prada 2 will hit the block. Organisers are promising a curated selection that captures the essence of Miranda Priestly’s commanding power dressing, Andy Sachs’s transformative wardrobe arc, Nigel’s creative flair and Emily’s memorable silhouettes.

While the exact nature of the lots is still being finalised, the collection is described as “fashion from the film” — hinting that it could span screen-worn costumes, designer collaborations inspired by the production, or limited-edition capsules created for the sequel. Such ambiguity is typical ahead of official catalogues, but the auction’s emphasis on character-driven looks suggests that bidders will be able to own a tangible piece of the movie’s aesthetic universe.

Who, What and Where: Key Details Remain Under Wraps

At this stage, the organising auction house has not been publicly named, and the sale format — whether live, online, or hybrid — is yet to be confirmed. Industry speculation points to a major house with deep film-memorabilia experience, but collectors will have to wait for the official announcement.

The timing alone is significant. With the sequel generating buzz while still in production, the September auction window is perfectly pitched to capitalise on fan anticipation. For costume and fashion enthusiasts, it represents a rare convergence of cinema history and wearable art.

Characters That Defined a Fashion Era

The Devil Wears Prada (2006) became a cultural touchstone not only for its insider look at high-fashion magazine culture but also for Patricia Field’s unforgettable costume design. The sequel promises a fresh sartorial chapter, and any auction tied to it inevitably carries the weight of that legacy.

• Miranda Priestly – Power suits, statement coats and the kind of accessories that silently command a room.
• Andy Sachs – From lumpy cerulean sweaters to chic, body-conscious silhouettes that marked her professional ascension.
• Nigel – Debonair ensembles and sharp tailoring that made him the film’s quiet style sage.
• Emily – A whirlwind of polished, often theatrical looks that walked the line between assistant and style icon.

Collectors will no doubt be dissecting which of these signature styles might appear in the sale — whether it’s a recreation of Miranda’s iconic white cerulean monologue suit or a fresh piece developed for the new storyline.

With September approaching, detailed lot listings, provenance documentation and bidding procedures are expected to be unveiled in the coming weeks. For those who ever dreamed of stealing a look from The Devil Wears Prada, this auction could be the closest they ever get.