DEVI'L'S DESGIN

The Devil’s Design Collection is a couture trilogy inspired by the iconic film The Devil Wears Prada, a movie that has been a cornerstone of my passion for fashion since childhood. This film, with its timeless dialogue, unforgettable characters, and iconic fashion moments, has shaped my vision of what it means to be bold, creative, and unapologetically powerful in the fashion world. Just as Miranda Priestly embodied authority and style, this collection explores how clothing can tell stories of ambition, transformation, and elegance. It is also deeply personal—an affirmation of my own aspirations to one day become the editor-in-chief of my own fashion house, curating designs that challenge, inspire, and command respect.

Each mood board reflects a key moment in the film, reinterpreted through couture design. Blue? (Cerulean) draws from the infamous cerulean sweater scene, reminding us that no detail in fashion is ever accidental. The designs showcase cerulean in bold tailoring, fluid gowns, and textured outerwear, all imagined in ways Miranda herself would approve of. 'Speaking of the Devil' (Burgundy) takes inspiration from the film’s cover and Miranda’s commanding presence, using deep burgundy tones to craft sleek office wear and evening pieces that blur the lines between professional attire and high-fashion sophistication. Finally, 'A Night in Paris' (Black Tie) pays homage to the anticipation of Paris Fashion Week, curating looks that balance Old Hollywood elegance with modern couture. These designs imagine what Miranda, Andy, and the entire fashion world might have worn to grace the Parisian carpet that night.

Together, these three chapters form a cohesive narrative of ambition, transformation, and artistry. They embody the idea that fashion is more than clothing—it is storytelling, identity, and power. Through Devil’s Design, I celebrate the film that first inspired me, while asserting my own vision for the kind of fashion empire I intend to create.