London shines in style: Best-dressed looks at The Devil Wears Prada 2 London premiere

As the release of The Devil Wears Prada 2 draws closer, the makers are making efforts for a series of premiere events. At the London European premiere and London gala, the red carpet transformed into a live fashion show, with attendees embracing their polished silhouettes, bold tailoring, and statement accessories. Take a look below at some of the standout looks we’ve curated.

Anne Hathaway was seen in a custom navy blue Atelier Versace velvet gown. The actress made a wave with her appealing appearance, which was perfectly apt for the premiere event. It featured a strapless, figure-hugging, floor-length dress made of navy velvet. She paired up black open-toe platform heels with her high-thigh slit.

The Bridgerton star saved her most appealing look for the London premiere. She is seen wearing a vintage pink Thierry Mugler dress. What grabbed attention was that it had pockets in her dress, which made it unique and comfortable attire for such a busy event. Also, her retro-style hairstyle completed her look most aptly.

Emily Blunt knows how to steal the attention. The actress wore a custom-made red two-piece Balenciaga. The dome-shaped bustier and tapered trousers, along with soft waves and glam makeup, gave a complete look and made her be on the list of the best-dressed looks.

At the London Gala, Meryl Streep turned heads, making her way in an oversized sequined ensemble. She completed the look with her signature black sunglasses and a pair of sleek high heels.

On the London Gala red carpet, Hathaway wore a striking custom Louis Vuitton gown. The strapless gown features a black-and-white horizontal stripe, highlighting a precise corseted bodice that transitions into a voluminous, dramatic skirt. She paired it with a matching fabric loose pair of trousers.

In another look, Simone Ashley showcased a unique printed vintage body-con minidress look at the "A Night with Runway" gala in London. The olive green dress features a plunging neckline, thin straps, and sequined animal print on the front. She paired it up with black metallic slingback pumps, a delicate diamond necklace, a matching bracelet, and small hoop earrings.

Alongside the stylish leading ladies, Stanley Tucci arrived in a classic tuxedo designed by Paul Smith. Keeping his look basic and timeless, the actor still managed to capture attention with his striking appearance.

British comedian and presenter Amelia Dimoldenberg made a striking appearance at the London European premiere. She opted for a floor-length, shimmering gold satin gown. The dress featured a structured boat-neck bodice along with a softly flared skirt.