In Lauren Weisberger’s 2003 novel and the iconic 2006 film, the devil — Miranda Priestly — wears $2,000 heels and cerulean cashmere. She is not a demon in horns but a high priestess of power dressed in subtle cruelty. Her fashion isn’t superficial; it’s systemic. As she famously explains to a baffled Andy Sachs, the “lumpy blue sweater” Andy wears was chosen for her by the very people in Miranda’s room. Fashion flows from the top down, from the runway to the rack at J.C. Penney, from the divine (in a secular sense) to the disposable.
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