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If you've ever wanted to channel your inner Andy Sachs (or practice your best Miranda Priestly glare), your moment has arrived.
Starting Wednesday, July 29, the Museum of Arts and Design at Columbus Circle will turn part of its galleries into “Welcome to the Runway: An Immersive Experience,” a free-with-admission pop-up celebrating the release of The Devil Wears Prada 2’s streaming debut on Disney+ and Hulu. Running through August 9, the interactive installation invites fans to step into some of the sequel's most recognizable fashion moments, complete with plenty of photo ops worthy of your Instagram grid.
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The fan experience recreates several cinematic settings inspired by the stylish film, including Miranda Priestly's intimidating desk and the Runway closet, where visitors can pose as though they've just landed fashion's most impossible internship. Guests can also bookend their visit with personalized styling consultations and learn how to perfect a runway walk before strutting down a sleek white catwalk while cameras capture the moment on video.
Original costumes worn by film stars Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt and more will also be on display throughout the installation, offering a closer look at the wardrobe that's helped make The Devil Wears Prada one of the most influential fashion films of the past two decades. Whether you're a longtime devotee who quotes "That's all" on the regular, or are simply looking for a fun summer outing, the installation leans into the fantasy of stepping inside the glamorous world of high fashion.
Dust off your sharpest designer blazer, perfect your runway stare and remember the cardinal rule of fashion: florals for spring may not be groundbreaking, but a chance to step inside The Devil Wears Prada definitely is.