Multiple award-winner on screen and off. Meryl Streep is probably the last, great diva of international cinema: every role she plays on the big screen seems to be tailor-made for her, sensitive and impeccable in giving face and soul to personalities who have made Hollywood history. A natural elegance, that of an awareness matured over time and never faded, but fueled by a constant passion for a job for which she seems to have been born, from her debut until today. But this lady of the movies is also a sophisticated and impeccable style icon, capable of wearing different outfits and styles always with the right credibility, the result of a natural attitude and an elegance now ironic now rigorous, where femininity meets mannish tailoring, experimentations of the greatest designers and even a pinch of irony. Returning to wear the gowns, and stilettos, of the dreaded Miranda Priestly in the sequel to The Devil Wears Prada, the looks she wore for the film’s international premieres were a succession of consistent and hyper chic choices. <\/p>\n\n
From masterful suits by Dolce&Gabbana to geometric cuts by Celine, there was no shortage of the latest forays, such as the now viral tiger fur coat by Gucci by Demna, total looks by Chanel by Matthieu Blazy and cape coats by Givenchy by Sarah Burton. Frequent nods to red, the signature color of her character in the film, and very cool accessories, Streep’s versatility is as much at the movies as it is in her choice of outfits, a trait that is integral to a decades-long success that continues to captivate fans, filmmakers, and, needless to say, fashion as well. <\/p>\n\n