Anne Hathaway recently posted the first trailer for The Devil Wears Prada 2 on Instagram, featuring her character wearing red-studded Rockstud stilettos from Valentino in 2010. The shoes have become the focus of a heated debate among fashion enthusiasts, with many criticizing Miranda Priestly's choice as outdated and unfashionable.
The trailer has sparked a wider trend of online debate after the release of trailers or on-set images from films and TV shows that have a significant fashion angle. Fans have been quick to weigh in, with some describing the shoes as "fashion murder" and expressing outrage over seemingly minor details such as the shade of blond of the actress playing Carolyn Bessette Kennedy's hair.
However, not everyone shares this sentiment. Julia Hobbs, a senior contributing fashion features editor at Vogue, believes that Rockstud shoes are due for a revival. She notes that in her opinion, there is something deeply nostalgic about them, and if anyone can kickstart a shoe trend, it's Miranda Priestly.
Hobbs' comments suggest that the film's costume choices may not be entirely intended to spark controversy. Rather, they may be designed to generate buzz and create a sense of excitement around the upcoming release. With the Rockstud shoes being touted as "vintage," it's possible that their popularity could experience a resurgence in the coming years.
Ultimately, whether or not Miranda Priestly's choice will prove to be a fashion disaster remains to be seen. However, one thing is certain – the film's costume design has sparked an online debate that shows just how passionate fans can be about fashion in film and TV.
The trailer has sparked a wider trend of online debate after the release of trailers or on-set images from films and TV shows that have a significant fashion angle. Fans have been quick to weigh in, with some describing the shoes as "fashion murder" and expressing outrage over seemingly minor details such as the shade of blond of the actress playing Carolyn Bessette Kennedy's hair.
However, not everyone shares this sentiment. Julia Hobbs, a senior contributing fashion features editor at Vogue, believes that Rockstud shoes are due for a revival. She notes that in her opinion, there is something deeply nostalgic about them, and if anyone can kickstart a shoe trend, it's Miranda Priestly.
Hobbs' comments suggest that the film's costume choices may not be entirely intended to spark controversy. Rather, they may be designed to generate buzz and create a sense of excitement around the upcoming release. With the Rockstud shoes being touted as "vintage," it's possible that their popularity could experience a resurgence in the coming years.
Ultimately, whether or not Miranda Priestly's choice will prove to be a fashion disaster remains to be seen. However, one thing is certain – the film's costume design has sparked an online debate that shows just how passionate fans can be about fashion in film and TV.
People need to chill out, those shoes are iconic! 
I remember wearing similar Rockstud stilettos back in 2010 and they were SO worth it 
. Julia Hobbs is a genius for saying that's the point of fashion - to stir up some drama and excitement 
. The film's costume design is all about making a statement, not just about following current trends 
. And honestly, if Miranda Priestly can pull off those shoes in 2010, she can definitely rock them again 
like I get why some people hate those stilettos but honestly, Julia Hobbs makes a valid point - they're iconic and nostalgic! 
Fashion is all about taking risks and trying new things, even if it means going back to something old. And let's be real, who doesn't love a good fashion revival? 
Here's a quick doodle of what I'm talking about: 
The film's costume design is meant to generate buzz and excitement around the release. And who knows, maybe those Rockstud shoes will make a comeback! 
. Julia Hobbs is on point saying they're vintage and due for a revival - let's give the girl credit for seeing the bigger picture 
anne hathaway looks so good in them btw, but i guess that's not the point. julia hobbs makes a good point tho, rockstud is def making a comeback 
and btw, who else is excited for the devil wears prada 2? 
. Julia Hobbs makes a good point that Rockstud shoes have a certain nostalgic charm to them. And let's be real, Miranda Priestly is the ultimate fashionista - if she wears it, it's probably worth wearing 
. But at the same time, I get why some people might think they're outdated... fashion is all about taking risks and trying new things, right? 
. If Miranda Priestly can start a trend with her questionable fashion sense, more power to her 
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. And hey, even if Miranda Priestly's style choice doesn't win over everyone, at least it's starting a conversation that'll keep us fashion fans engaged until the movie hits theaters 
! Seeing Anne Hathaway rocking those classic Rockstud stilettos from 2010 is giving me major throwback vibes