The side-swept crop is not overly styled, but its cut is clean and architectural, with softly razored ends that give the look movement. Colour-wise, it is a pearlescent, cool-toned silver-white – similar to the shade Streep wore in the first film – which adds dimension.

The sequel is expected to come out 20 years after "Devil Wears Prada" premiered. The follow-up film is said to follow Miranda Priestly (Streep), as she struggles with the decline of traditional magazine publishing.

In addition to Streep, original "The Devil Wears Prada" stars Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci are returning for the sequel, 20th Century Studios confirmed to ABC News in June. Oscar winner Kenneth Branagh will also star in the film as Miranda's new husband, according to 20th Century Studios.