Meryl Streep, reprising her famous role as 'Miranda Priestley', appeared with remarkable confidence, cementing her status as one of Hollywood's leading stars. This event is part of an international promotional tour for the film, which serves as a follow-up to the great success of the first part in 2006. During the conference, Streep spoke about returning to the character who has become an icon in the world of cinema and fashion, emphasizing the importance of presenting strong female role models, especially in advanced age groups. She confirmed that the character of 'Miranda Priestley' still reflects the influence of women in work environments, despite the major changes the world has witnessed in recent years, and stressed that the new film reflects the transformations of the media and fashion industries in the face of digital changes and modern challenges facing this sector. The conference was not limited to promoting the film but also had clear cultural dimensions, as discussions touched on the role of women in leadership positions and the changing perception of women over 50 in the fields of work and creativity. The film is seen as an attempt to read a new reality within the world of fashion. The visit of the film crew to South Korea is part of a marketing strategy targeting Asian markets, which have now become a key element in the success of global films. Hollywood star Meryl Streep turned heads during a press conference held in the South Korean capital of Seoul, celebrating the launch of the second part of the famous 'The Devil Wears Prada 2', scheduled for a worldwide release at the end of this April. The conference was held in one of the luxury hotels in central Seoul, attended by a large number of local and international media.
