Karan Johar’s recent meeting with Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway during the Tokyo promotions of The Devil Wears Prada 2 quickly turned into a widely discussed crossover moment. Adding to the buzz was Johar presenting the two actors with outfits on behalf of designer Manish Malhotra, bringing Indian couture into the orbit of one of fashion cinema’s most iconic worlds.
Malhotra approached each look with a distinct intent. For Streep, he envisioned a structured power suit that aligned with her enduring legacy and commanding presence. For Hathaway, the design leaned toward a more contemporary silhouette, reflecting a modern, confident aesthetic.
The contrast between the two ensembles stood out, with Hathaway’s softer palette and fluid styling balancing Streep’s bolder, more structured look in vibrant tones.

For Malhotra, the experience marked more than visibility.
It became a representation of Indian craftsmanship on an international stage, carried through figures who continue to shape global cinema and style narratives, reinforcing the growing influence of Indian design in mainstream global fashion spaces.
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