The Devil Wears Prada 2 Set Is Full of These Clever Design Details You Probably Missed

The 2006-era office of Miranda Priestly (played by Meryl Streep) mirrored her dogmatic demeanor. The sleek, all-business design was a nod to her character's curt personality. Seating options were limited to pronged silver chairs, and a futuristic acrylic coffee table was tucked away in the corner of the room.

Serious fans will also remember one standout detail from Priestly’s old office: the octagonal mirror on her gallery wall. If you keep your eyes peeled, you’ll see it reappear in the sequel...

Priestly’s refurbished office is much homier. Her desk sets were replaced by a plush oatmeal couch framed by matching armchairs, all set around a wooden coffee table, giving a cozy vibe to the media mogul’s office. Another groundbreaking detail worth noting: we’ve evolved from florals—well, white florals. The set’s delicate petaled details are now in fiery orange and red hues.

Also, the octagonal mirror moved above the sideboard on the left-hand side of the room!

In the first film, we never get the opportunity to see the magazine writer’s workspace, but we do see the art department. The white walls of the room were a collage of Priestly’s vision for the magazine, covered with mock-up covers, photo proofs, and article layouts.

This time, we get to see the functioning heart of Runway. It features a poppy red writer’s room with past covers blown up poster-sized above booths, long, natural wood desks lined with white Mac desktops, and an illuminated archway dividing the writers’ workspace from that of their editor-in-chief.