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Annie Brown

The highly anticipated sequel to The Devil Wears Prada is finally here, and if that’s got you on the lookout for even more fashion films to fill your weekend, we’ve got you covered.
While DWP was reportedly heavily inspired by Vogue and its long-time editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, The September Issue takes a real-life look at the inner workings of the magazine. Before Wintour, though, there was Diana Vreeland – another pivotal personality in fashion, whose life takes centre stage in the 2012 documentary Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel.
Whether you’re new to the worlds of fashion and fashion publishing, or you’ve always been a fanatic, you definitely must not miss these three docus.
The September Issue

Three years after The Devil Wears Prada, the documentary The September Issue offered a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Vogue’s all-important September issue. Along with fabulous quotes from the late and great André Leon Talley (“a famine of beauty”) it showed just how impressive Anna Wintour is and turned stylist Grace Coddington into an accidental breakout star.
Kingdom of Dreams

Beneath the dreams of fashion, there can be a darkness – wrapped up in power, ego and ambition. The four-part series Kingdom of Dreams charts the fashion, creativity – and in some cases downfall – of some of the industry’s brightest-burning talents: John Galliano, Alexander McQueen, Marc Jacobs and Tom Ford. It also looks at how luxury conglomerates changed the power structure of fashion and made LVMH owner Bernard Arnault, one of the world’s richest men.
Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel

You could really choose any one of the slew of fashion documentaries that came out post The Devil Wears Prada, each demonstrating an appetite for deconstructing the machinations behind the glamour. The inimitable Diana Vreeland was a true original though, and such idiosyncratic personalities are becoming sadly fewer.
Additional contributions by Gloria Tso


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Legendary fashion editor Anna Wintour at the world premiere of The Devil Wears Prada 2 in New York, on April 20. Photo: AFP

The September Issue. Photo: Handout

Kingdom of Dreams. Photo: Handout

Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel. Photo: Handout

How to Style like Kristen Stewart, Sofia Coppola, Nick Jonas and Jeff Goldblum

All about stripes! How Sofia Coppola, Kristen Stewart, Nick Jonas and Jeff Goldblum rock the look. Photos: GC Images; Variety via Getty Images; WWD via Getty Images; Getty Images

Kristen Stewart wears a Tom Ford by Haider Ackermann pinstripe suit to the Creative Impact Awards. Photo: Variety via Getty Images

Nili Lotan blazer (US$1,545) at Net-a-Porter. Photo: Handout

Hermès choker (price on request). Photo: Handout

Saint Laurent shirt (US$1,190). Photo: Handout

Tom Ford trousers (US$1,540) at Mytheresa. Photo: Handout

Aquazzura pumps (US$875). Photo: Handout

Sofia Coppola in an embellished striped tank top from Chanel. Photo: GC Images

Claudie Pierlot top (US$117) at Farfetch. Photo: Handout

Chanel bag (US$5,300). Photo: Handout

The Attico trousers (US$1,100). Photo: Handout

Cartier watch (US$25,200). Photo: Handout

Neous sandals (US$790) at Net-a-Porter. Photo: Handout

Nick Jonas wears a Ralph Lauren Purple Label grey pinstripe suit. Photo: WWD via Getty Images

Brunello Cucinelli blazer (US$4,800) at Farfetch. Photo: Handout

Kiton shoes (US$5,170). Photo: Handout

Richard Mille watch (price on request). Photo: Handout

Kaptain Sunshine trousers (US$640) at Mr Porter. Photo: Handout

Gucci tie (US$250). Photo: Handout

Jeff Goldblum wears a striped silk blazer to the Amiri menswear fall/winter 2026 show. Photo: Getty Images

The Row trousers (US$1,495) at Mytheresa. Photo: Handout

Tom Ford jumper (US$2,345) at Mr Porter. Photo: Handout

Lardini blazer (price on request). Photo: Handout

Christian Louboutin shoes (US$1,865). Photo: Handout

Celine sunglasses (US$447). Photo: Handout

Can’t wait for The Devil Wears Prada 2? Watch these 8 fashion films to get you in the mood

From left, Anne Hathaway in The Devil Wears Prada; Audrey Hepburn in Funny Face; Emma Stone in Cruella. Photos: @ellesingapore, @soaudreyhepburn, @cruelladevilofficial/Instagram 

Anne Hathaway is seen on the set of The Devil Wears Prada 2 in July, in New York. Photo: GC Images

The Devil Wears Prada is a hit fashion film starring Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep. Photo: Handout.

Emma Stone as Cruella. Photo: Disney Enterprises Inc

Lady Gaga and Jared Leto play the leads in Ridley Scott’s 2021 film House of Gucci. Photo: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures Inc

Crazy Rich Asians explored the lives of Singapore’s ultra-wealthy residents, and included plenty of haute couture fashion. Photo: Handout

Vicky Krieps stars as Alma while Daniel Day-Lewis plays Reynolds Woodcock in Phantom Thread. Photo: Focus Features

The two Ben Stiller-fronted Zoolander films are tongue-in-cheek explorations of the world of male fashion models. Photo: @mrsinemax/Instagram

In the 2009 film Coco Before Chanel, French actress Audrey Tautou plays Coco Chanel. Photo: Warner Bros. Pictures

In Confessions of a Shopaholic, Isla Fisher plays Rebecca Bloomwood, a journalist with a shopping addiction. Photo: Handout

Audrey Hepburn played bookstore clerk-turned-model Jo Stockton in the 1957 musical film Funny Face, which saw her wear outfits by Hubert de Givenchy. Photo: @soaudreyhepburn/Instagram

What did stars wear to the Oscars 2026? Timothée Chalamet, Jessie Buckley, Michael B. Jordan and more

Timothée Chalamet in Givenchy, Jessie Buckley in Chanel, and Michael B. Jordan in Louis Vuitton on the Oscars 2026 red carpet. Photos: AFP, Reuters, EPA

Jessie Buckley. Photo: Reuters

Amy Madigan. Photo: Reuters

Timothée Chalamet. Photo: AFP

Michael B. Jordan. Photo: EPA

Rose Byrne. Photo: AFP

Chase Infiniti. Photo: TNS

Jacob Elordi. Photo: AFP

Goldie Hawn and Kate Hudson. Photo: AFP

Teyana Taylor. Photo: TNS

Demi Moore. Photo: Reuters

Pedro Pascal. Photo: TNS

Hudson Williams. Photo: EPA

Paul Mescal and Gracie Abrams. Photo: AP

Emma Stone. Photo: Reuters

Anne Hathaway. Photo: AFP

Odessa A’zion. Photo: TNS

Jesse Plemons, Kirsten Dunst and Nicole Kidman. Photo: AFP

Vogue Italia’s Franca Sozzani honoured at the inaugural Franca Fund Gala in Doha by Anna Wintour and more A-listers

Francesco Carrozzini and Anna Wintour co-hosted a gala to pay homage to the legacy of Carrozzini’s mother, the late Franca Sozzani. Carrozzini is also Wintour’s son-in-law. Photo: Getty Images

Franca Sozzani in Milan for fashion week, in early 2014. Photo: WireImage

Brazilian model Gisele Bündchen was also at the event. Photo: Getty Images

Designer Pierpaolo Piccioli, a friend of Sozzani, attended the gala with actress Tessa Thompson. Photo: Getty Images

What’s hot at New York Fashion Week, from Calvin Klein to Coach and Michael Kors

Models present creations from the Michael Kors fall/winter 2026 collection during New York Fashion Week. Photo: Reuters

A look from Proenza Schouler’s fall/winter 2026 collection. Photo: Handout

Altuzarra’s fall/winter 2026 featured Spanish inspirations. Photo: Handout

Jennie Kim of Blackpink at Calvin Klein’s fall/winter 2026 show. Photo: BFA.com

Calvin Klein’s fall/winter 2026 collection featured trench coats and 1976 archival denim. Photo: Handout

A model walks the runway during the Michael Kors fall/winter 2026 fashion show in New York, on February 12. Photo: AFP

Actress Dakota Fanning attends the Michael Kors fall/winter 2026 show during New York Fashion Week. Photo: Reuters

Alex Consani walks the runway during the Tory Burch fall 2026 show in New York, on February 11. Photo: AFP

A model presents a creation from the Tory Burch fall/winter 2026 collection during New York Fashion Week on February 11. Photo: Reuters

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The September Issue is a true account of working at Vogue, while Kingdom of Dreams and The Eye Has to Travel feature the larger-than-life personalities driving the industry


The September Issue is a true account of working at Vogue, while Kingdom of Dreams and The Eye Has to Travel feature the larger-than-life personalities driving the industry.
