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AI GeneratedAnne Hathaway and IVE's Won Young Jung meet for a Vogue Korea interview to discuss \"The Devil Wears Prada.\" They bond over fashion, share behind-the-scenes stories from the original film and its sequel, and discuss the enduring influence of the movie's style and characters on personal growth and the fashion industry.
When this came out?
When this season 1 came out?
2006.
Where were you born?
But I was only 2 at that point.
I was born in 2004, so...
That's so cute.
Hi, nice to meet you.
I'm Won Young Jung.
Nice to meet you.
Such a cute outfit.
You too, I love your outfit today.
Thank you, very Andy Sachs.
Thank you so much, I prepare a lot.
Which camera should I look in?
The main camera is the second camera?
That's right.
Okay, thank you very much.
Hello to all the Vogue subscribers in Korea.
Welcome to our version of the Devil Wears Prada TV.
Hi, I'm Anne Hathaway, and I'm so happy to be here with you today.
Hi, all of the subscribers to Vogue Korea.
Hi, Vogue Korea.
I'm Won Young Jung, a member of the K-pop group IVE.
It's a profound honor for me to be here today representing Korea.
You said that so beautifully.
Thank you so much, you look gorgeous today.
Well, thank you very, very much likewise.
And thank you so much, it must be so difficult to do an interview in English.
We really appreciate it because we haven't yet had the chance to learn Korean.
I'm a big fan of the Devil Wears Prada, and also you guys.
Thank you.
The film is about more than just the fashion,
and I think it's a story of personal growth and passion for one's work.
One line that truly stood out to me is Miranda's iconic,
That's all.
I have a question.
What is it?
Have you ever said that's all to anyone?
Never.
Never did it before, but I want to try it someday.
It works.
That's all, Vogue Korea.
Okay, here we go, let's open the book.
Wow.
The blank page, the most patient thing in the world.
Miranda, you're so beautiful here.
In the Devil Wears Prada, is there a Miranda look that you would love to wear again today?
Maybe.
Not this one.
Oh my gosh.
Every look's so beautiful.
Every one is so cool.
There's one of these that makes a repeat in this film.
Really?
Yes, you'll see.
Is that a little slightly spoiler for me?
A little Easter egg for you.
Yes, all I think about when I see these pictures are the shoes and how much my feet hurt.
You're such a warrior.
I am a warrior.
I don't know.
I think of all of them, this one comes closest to me.
It has a red belt.
I love a big belt.
I think it's very Miranda-like.
Yes, it is Miranda-like.
Thank you.
I think I know what this is about.
I know this too.
You know what this is?
Yes.
Everybody knows what this is about.
During filming for The Devil Wears Prada 2, there was a moment in New York where you slipped on the stairs, but recovered so gracefully.
Thank you.
Could you tell us what really happened?
I can.
We had been filming on the streets of New York for about six weeks, and maybe a dozen paparazzi and maybe 100 fans.
By the end, I swear, it was 30 paparazzi, thousands of people showing up.
Maybe there must be very chaos.
But for six weeks, dealing with all of that, in heels, running across New York, I never fell.
This was the last shot on the street.
Oh my God.
And I fit it.
Oh my God.
Actually, you can see right here, do you see that little tiny pool of water?
It's a little bit of movie magic to make an exterior shot look even more beautiful.
They went down the street.
I remember just before I did this, seeing on the stairs that there was a, I don't know, just a puddle.
I'm thinking, oh, don't step on that.
But I did.
And I fell.
But the thing that's so great is I fell on my coach bag, so I wasn't hurt.
That was so, God bless.
Yes, I know.
Plus you coach.
Thank you so much.
Thanks coach.
Okay, for Andy, if you could pick one of Andy's looks.
No, no, no.
For me?
Oh, oh.
This is what she used to do to me, is jump the gun.
Used to, used to.
So, if you could pick one of Andy's look from the film, how would you reinterpret it in your own style?
For today, I think I will go for, maybe you guys can know already.
This one.
I thought that might be it.
Yes.
I reinterpreted today.
Yes.
That's beautiful.
This is my literally favorite look from the Devil Wears Prada.
Really?
So like, I talked with my stylist slightly.
Accessories.
I wanted to pull out with some Bulgari accessories.
Very nice.
I noticed your ears.
Because I'm a family of Bulgari too.
Amazing.
Yes.
Hi sis.
From Meryl Streep.
Your surprise appearance at the Dolce & Gabbana Spring Summer 2026 show in Milan created a lot of buzz.
Could you share any behind the scenes moments from that?
That was the first fashion show that I'd ever attended in my life.
We had staged a fake one in the first Devil Wears Prada, so that doesn't count.
This was a real fashion show.
We attended a number of fashion shows in Milan, but it was a surprise to me.
Just the hype and the excitement, the music.
It was like entering a disco.
And I remember just having some fun with Stanley.
Because he is a real clothes horse.
At the Academy Awards, you were a Valentino and appeared on stage with Anna Wintour.
It felt like a scene from the film.
Could you share more about that look and what the moment meant to you?
Yes, so this is Alessandro Michele for Valentino.
I just thought it was so glamorous when I saw it.
I just thought it was that perfect little bit of...
It was refined, but it was also slightly exaggerated, a little bit over the top.
It just felt very Oscars to me, especially being a presenter.
And I had an incredible co-presenter in Anna Wintour who just got the joke.
People, just the amount of energy and happiness and excitement that just came right at us.
And then she just absolutely crushed it.
Such a good sport.
She was responsible for many of the things that we said on that stage, so she's also a great wit.
Timing.
Ba-dum-bum.
That's me.
You look so beautiful.
No, no, no, I'm not.
I think you are.
You look like a flower.
Yes.
Thank you.
It's such an honor to hear that.
Has The Devil Wears Prada ever influenced your personal style?
And do you guys remember the walk to work scene from The Devil Wears Prada Season 1?
Where the outfit changes with every cut?
So I was inspired by back then that I actually started dressing differently every day.
Almost like I was, like, as if I was Andy.
You were, you were.
A baby.
When this came out.
I think, when this season 1 came out?
2006.
Were you born?
You were alive.
You were not born.
I was born, but I was only two at that point.
So you changed your outfit every day as a two-year-old.
Yes.
That's a joke.
I watched it when I was, like, sixth grade or something like that.
I was born in 2004, so I was such a baby at that moment.
That's so cute.
Two years before we made the movie.
Yes.
Well, this film, if you've seen the first one, will tickle you and delight you
because of the changes in all the characters.
The characters are all there.
And there are new people who add a lot of fun and a lot of improvisational energy
to the old gang.
And it was made with love for people who love it.
And it would have been very easy to have just made a film that only relied on nostalgia.
But we wanted more.
We wanted more.
We wanted to say something about where we're at and what we've been up to for the last 20 years.
And we wanted to say it through these characters.
It's a visual delight.
It's funny.
It's got unbelievable music.
Great music.
It has a certain greatest actress of all time leading the charge.
Thank you, I'm learning.
But it's different.
I'll go on the bottom with false modesty.
So beautiful.
Goodbye, Vogue Korea.
Thank you for putting up with us for this amount of time.
We've so enjoyed being here.
And to look at these old pictures that take me back in time.
And to spend time with you.
And to meet you.
Thank you to whoever built this book.
These photos were just so special.
And it was lovely to be here but also feel so many memories at the same time.
Literally my best movie ever.
So you guys should watch it together.
Bye, Vogue.
You should have done a tryout.
Bye, Vogue.
We must.
There's one more thing we want to do.
Bye, Vogue.
Thank you so much.
We had so fun.
Thank you for your time.
We love a Korean pop.
Thank you.
Thank you so much.
