In this episode of Fashion Thursdays, Diane Gilman reacts to the Devil Wears Prada 2 styling and gives her honest take on how the film’s fashion misses the mark. She explains why the looks feel disconnected, why the styling lacks coherence, and how the outfits fail to communicate power, freshness, or a distinctly Manhattan fashion identity.

Diane also reflects on how fashion has changed since its peak years in New York, and why the industry once felt more creative, more alive, and more culturally central. Her commentary blends nostalgia, critique, and professional instinct, especially when she evaluates the wardrobe, hair, and silhouette choices for the three main women.

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