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Anna Wintour has been at the very center of fashion and entertainment headlines in the past several days, with her much-discussed appearance at Milan Fashion Week quickly turning into a viral spectacle. The most talked-about moment came on September 27, when Wintour attended the Dolce & Gabbana Spring Summer 2026 runway show and found herself directly across from Meryl Streep, who was fully in character as Miranda Priestly while filming The Devil Wears Prada 2. According to Boston Brand Media, the worlds of fashion reality and movie fiction collided as Streep and her co-star Stanley Tucci sat front row embodying their film personas, and Wintour—long acknowledged as the inspiration for Streep’s icy editor—offered a friendly, even affectionate greeting. Their meeting was shared by Vogue’s official Instagram, where the two icons were seen sharing a hug, chatting warmly, and, in the words of Vogue, both looking impeccably on-brand.
This viral reunion immediately unleashed a frenzy across social media. As The Blast reports, online users “lost their minds” over the post, with countless commenters spinning out quips about Wintour meeting her cinematic doppelgänger. “Their giggles sound so expensive” and “Anna fan girling over Miranda” were just two reactions among thousands, underlining just how deeply entwined Wintour has become with the Miranda Priestly mythos. On Reddit and Instagram, fans debated whether the scene would make it into the upcoming sequel, and some wondered aloud at the bravura blurring of public and private identity for such a famously reserved fashion power broker.
Wintour herself recently broke her longstanding silence about her portrayal in The Devil Wears Prada, telling podcast interviewers the film was “very funny” and that she considered its depiction of her both “highly enjoyable” and fair. She also acknowledged that her peers in fashion were more worried about her reputation than she was, and she lavished praise on Streep, Emily Blunt, and Anne Hathaway for their wit and talent.
On the business and media front, Wintour remains a formidable force, with ongoing speculation—although so far unconfirmed—about her next phase post-Vogue. Meanwhile, her social media stock has rarely been higher, with any clip or tidbit featuring her rapidly accruing millions of views and comments. As coverage from Accio and other outlets confirms, the intersection of Anna Wintour and Miranda Priestly is now, more than ever, a biographical headline of timeless—and meme-worthy—significance.
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