"Devils are Prada."' Meryl Streepvs.Real model Anna Wintour talk... who shot Melania fashion?

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"Devils are Prada" Anna Wintour, the main character in reality, "Michelle Obama raves, Melania has a bone in her heart."Meryl Streep is a direct hit

"The Devil Wears Prada." Anna Wintour (76) and Meryl Streep (76), who appeared on the cover of the May issue of Vogue ahead of the 2nd release (May 1st), put on the topic of Melania Trump (54), the wife of U.S. President Trump. The temperature difference between the two was stark. Wintour is an understatement, and Streep is a direct hit.

Two "Miranda" are on the cover of Vogue

Wintour and Streep covered the May 2026 issue of Vogue together. Streep, who played Miranda Priestley, the cold-blooded editor of Wintour, in "The Devil Wears Prada," and "Real Miranda" sat side by side. Annie Lebovitz was in charge of the filming, and Greta Gerwig was the host of the show to discuss fashion, power, and women's self-expression.

When Gerwig asked the question, "How should women dress to reveal their power?" Anna Wintour, the legendary editor of Vogue, opened her mouth first. "I don't think it's necessary to wear a power suit to work." She praised Obama as "a woman I admire" and said, "Whether you wear J. Crew or Mathieu Blazy's Chanel, you always look like yourself." New York City's new first lady llama Duwazi was also separately praised as "cool and vintage, young and modern and completely himself."

And Melania's turn. Wintour left just one sentence. "To be fair, Melania Trump always looks like herself when she dresses." There was no further explanation. Contrary to the specific praise poured out to Obama, foreign media described the "fair" remarks, which ended in a single line, as "the best daily praise" and "the cold verdict."

Streep is a direct hit..."I don't care jacket"

While Wintour stepped back, Meryl Streep was different. "There's so much I really want to say about it," he said, going straight to 2018. At the time, Melania caused a worldwide controversy by wearing a Zara jacket on her back that read "I Really Don't Care, Do U? (I really don't care, what about you?) while visiting a borderline immigrant children's detention facility. "That was the strongest fashion message from the current first lady," Streep said.

Vogue cover, Obama number three vs Melania number zero

Wintour did not directly talk about Melania's fashion, but there is a basis for guessing how he rated his fashion. When Wintour was editor of Vogue, Obama was on the cover three times during his first lady tenure, but Melania has never made it to Vogue since 2005. In 2019, Wintour publicly justified the exclusion of the cover, saying, "It carries women who take positions that we believe in, women that we support."

Melania spokesman Stephanie Grisham responded at the time, saying, "This shows how biased the fashion magazine industry is, and it reveals how narrow and narrow Wintour is." Melania also told Fox News in 2022 that "they were biased. There are things that are much more important than the cover of Vogue," he dismissed.

"The Devil Wears Prada." "2" is scheduled to be released worldwide on May 1st, with all the main characters of the original film, including Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci.

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