How did you experience this premiere at the Grand Rex?

It was an incredibly special moment. The Grand Rex is the cinema of my childhood — I grew up watching Disney films there — so the evening carried a deep sense of nostalgia. Being surrounded by such wonderful company, sharing laughter and energy, made it even more meaningful. And as a final highlight, I had the chance to walk for the “10 best looks,” which made the entire experience truly unforgettable.

What were your expectations of the film?

I didn’t anticipate it would resonate with the same iconic force as The Devil Wears Prada. That film is timeless — even two decades later, it feels remarkably authentic. That said, the second installment was a beautiful surprise. It didn’t disappoint, which is ultimately what matters most.

Which part do you prefer — the first or the second?

The first remains unparalleled in its authenticity and cultural impact. It set a standard that is difficult to replicate. However, the second offers a visually captivating experience — particularly the scenes set in Italy, which bring a refined and contemporary elegance.

Who is your favourite character?

Without hesitation, Miranda Priestly. I admire her precision, her clarity, and her unapologetic nature. She embodies a form of strength that is both intimidating and deeply inspiring.

What advice would you give to those aspiring to work in fashion? Does the film reflect reality?

Be prepared — the industry is far less effortless than it may appear. Behind the glamour lies intensity, long hours, and constant pressure. While the film amplifies certain aspects, it remains surprisingly close to reality. Above all, resilience and genuine passion are essential to navigate this world.