The Devil Wears Crocodile? Anne Hathaway Channels Iconic Character During New York Fashion Week

The Devil may wear Prada, but Anne Hathaway wears Crocodile!

In a true instance of life imitating art, Hathaway seemingly paid homage to her iconic character from The Devil Wears Prada earlier this week, sporting a nearly identical look to one she donned as Andy Sachs while attending a New York Fashion Week event on Wednesday, September 14.

The star was spotted in the front row of Michael Kors' spring/summer 2023 runway presentation, where she sat next to Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour. (The magazine maven was long rumored to have inspired Hathaway’s no-nonsense onscreen boss, fictitious fashion editor-in-chief Miranda Priestly, played by Meryl Streep.)

The fashionable pair was also joined by newly-retired tennis legend Serena Williams and New York City Mayor Eric Adams, both of whom sat front-row at the star-studded event.

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Seemingly pulling inspiration from one of her beloved character’s most iconic outfits, Hathaway layered a black knit turtleneck underneath a brown crocodile print trench coat. She completed the look with a matching miniskirt and a pair of black pumps, with her long dark tresses swept back in a high ponytail.

Further adding to the resemblance, Hathaway kept her bangs on full display, which also served as Andy’s signature hairstyle throughout most of the beloved mid-aughts flick.

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Despite Hathaway’s apparent resemblance to her character, who first appeared on the page in Lauren Weisberger’s 2003 novel of the same name, Wintour looked notably less like her alleged on-screen counterpart — considering she reportedly never served as Streep’s muse for Priestly.

Emily Blunt, who also starred in the hit early-aughts movie, recently set the record straight, revealing that contrary to popular belief, Streep did not glean inspiration from the Vogue maven while developing her on-screen persona.

"Meryl didn't actually base it on Anna Wintour. Well, she told Anna that,” Blunt explained during a 2019 interview with NPR. "She based it on two men in Hollywood that she knew — who will remain nameless, but I know who they are. That's all.”

People previously reported on Hathaway's recent fashion week sighting.