The Devil Wears Prada 2 brings back the fast-paced world of fashion publishing, New York City offices, luxury wardrobes, and of course: great eyewear. While the sequel still feels stylish and aspirational, the fashion in this film appears more wearable and polished compared to the dramatic styling of the original movie.

This time around, glasses and sunglasses play a bigger role in showing how each character has evolved. From Miranda Priestly’s refined optical frames to Andy Sachs’ versatile everyday sunglasses, the eyewear throughout the film feels much closer to what people would actually wear in real life.

In this guide, we break down the glasses and sunglasses worn by the main characters throughout the film. Some styles are available to shop at Fashion Eyewear, while discontinued pieces are matched with similar alternatives that capture the same overall look and feel.

 

Meryl Streep as Miranda Priestly

Miranda Priestly remains one of fashion cinema’s most iconic characters. Still leading Runway magazine decades later, her style feels slightly softer in the sequel: less intimidating than before, but still powerful, elegant, and incredibly polished.

 

Jimmy Choo JC5030

 

This classic-looking frame stands out thanks to its subtle gold detailing, adding just enough glamour without feeling flashy. Miranda wears this style frequently throughout the film, especially during scenes moving between New York meetings and limousine rides.

If you like this sophisticated shape, the Miu Miu SMU09W offers a similar elegant silhouette with a slightly more fashion-forward finish.

 

Tiffany TF2271

 

This frame fits perfectly into the quieter luxury styling seen throughout the sequel. Miranda wears it across both New York and Milan scenes, proving how versatile a refined frame can look in different settings.

We currently stock the Tiffany TF2271 in Havana.

 

Tiffany TF2271 Optical

During one of the office meeting scenes, Miranda wears striking blue optical glasses featuring a marble-textured finish. It is the type of frame that immediately feels authoritative without trying too hard.

 

Prada VPR05X

Sharp cat-eye glasses remain central to Miranda’s signature look.

Although this Prada model has unfortunately been discontinued, the Prada VPR19W offers a similar structured shape that feels equally polished for everyday wear.

 

 

Anne Hathaway as Andrea “Andy” Sachs

Andy Sachs has clearly grown into her style in the sequel. No longer overwhelmed by the fashion world, she now dresses with confidence while still keeping things practical and relatable.

 

Barton Perreira Samo BP40086I

 

This versatile frame captures Andy’s personality well: smart, professional, and stylish without looking overly formal. It is an easy everyday pair that still feels elevated.

 

Bvlgari Serpenti BV40031I

 

Andy wears this bold Bvlgari style during several busy New York street scenes. The design feels glamorous but still wearable thanks to its balanced shape and classic dark lenses.

 

L.G.R. Karthoum

 

This pair shows a slightly trendier side of Andy’s wardrobe while still remaining easy to style daily.

If you like this silhouette, the Prada SPR17W offers a very similar look.

 

Oliver Goldsmith Manhattan

 

Throughout the sequel, Andy experiments more with retro-inspired fashion and printed styling. This frame fits perfectly into that direction with its vintage-inspired shape.

For a similar modern alternative, the Dolce&Gabbana DG4518 delivers a comparable feel.

 

 

Emily Blunt as Emily Charlton

Now working as a Dior executive, Emily Charlton’s style feels sharper, cleaner, and more internationally polished than ever before.

 

DiorPacific B4I

 

This nautical-inspired Dior frame feels elegant without looking overly serious nor playful. Emily styles it effortlessly throughout the film, especially during her bustling New York scenes.

 

Burberry BE4454

 

During scenes in Como, Italy, Emily wears this timeless Burberry frame that feels sophisticated, relaxed, and very easy to wear on holiday.

 

 

Stanley Tucci as Nigel Kipling

Nigel continues to be the character most associated with eyewear in the franchise. His glasses remain smart, distinctive, and ultra luxurious throughout the film.

 

Tom Ford Private Collection TF5883-P

 

This now-discontinued Tom Ford frame features a strong rectangular silhouette that suits Nigel’s sharp yet approachable personality perfectly.

 

If you like this look, the Tom Ford TF6118-B Blue Light offers a similar shape with a slightly more modern edge.

 

Tom Ford Private Collection TF1129 Round Horn

 

Even Nigel’s sunglasses feel thoughtful and refined. This rare Tom Ford Private Collection style (now discontinued) was crafted from genuine buffalo horn, giving it a unique texture and luxurious finish.

 

 

Final Thoughts

One of the best things about the eyewear in The Devil Wears Prada 2 is how wearable it actually feels. While the fashion is certainly elevated, many of the glasses and sunglasses seen throughout the film can easily fit into everyday life; whether you prefer polished optical frames, bold cat-eyes, or timeless sunglasses.

At Fashion Eyewear, we love finding styles that feel inspired by fashion and film while still being practical, comfortable, and easy to wear long after the credits roll.