Book · 2003 · Fashion editors
The devil wears Prada
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One of my personal favorites The Devil Wears Prada okay in which the book is just interior monologue a main character and you end up hating her by the end and in the movie we don't hear her interior monologue.
The best things said about it
Uh the person who wrote the book that led to the movie Devil Wears Prada was in fact an assistant to Anna Winter for some time.
Megyn Kelly The Megyn Kelly Show · Jun 2025 And by the way you going back through all that devil wears Prada amazing detail. I remember when that book came out when they were like leaking the book and the details and like it was so fant it was so unbelievable.
Why people recommend it
The Devil Wears Prada by Lauren Weisberger is a bestselling novel that offers a satirical and revealing look into the demanding world of high-end fashion journalism through the eyes of an overwhelmed assistant. On an episode of The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly and Maureen Callahan discussed the real-world origins of the story, noting that the author famously worked as an assistant to Anna Wintour. Callahan reflected on the massive public reaction when the book was first released, recalling the incredible excitement surrounding the leaked details and insider accounts of the fashion industry. Meanwhile, Alysa Wilkinson discussed the novel on an episode of The Book Review, using it to draw a compelling contrast between literary and cinematic storytelling. Wilkinson noted that the book consists almost entirely of the protagonist's interior monologue, which deliberately evokes strong negative feelings from the reader by the end, whereas the film adaptation manages the narrative perspective differently. Together, these podcast discussions highlight the enduring cultural footprint of the novel, exploring both its dramatic real-world inspiration and its distinct structural approach to capturing the complexities of ambition and workplace toxicity in a cutthroat industry.
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Alysa Wilkinson one of my personal favorites The Devil Wears Prada okay in which the book is just interior monologue a main… 1
“one of my personal favorites The Devil Wears Prada okay in which the book is just interior monologue a main character and you end up hating her by the end and in the movie we don't hear her interior monologue”
Megyn Kelly Uh the person who wrote the book that led to the movie Devil Wears Prada was in fact an assistant to Anna W… 1
“Uh the person who wrote the book that led to the movie Devil Wears Prada was in fact an assistant to Anna Winter for some time.”
Moren Callahan And by the way you going back through all that devil wears Prada amazing detail. I remember when that book… 1
“And by the way you going back through all that devil wears Prada amazing detail. I remember when that book came out when they were like leaking the book and the details and like it was so fant it was so unbelievable.”
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“i called it the devil wears ass land the devil wears ass and devil wears ass well remember that devil wears prada is meryl street yeah that that's a good point uh which is actually a decent movie”
“And uh he's in this movie that is coming out soon called The Devil's Prada 2. Two. Two. There's the Squel. The Squel.”
“So Anna is who Meyer Street's character in The Devil Wears Prada is based on, right? Like that's who this person is.”
“I speak of course of Anna Winter, brilliantly portrayed there by Mel Streep in The Devil Wears Prada, which was a great movie.”
“Like, I laugh now because I didn't even put it together, but I would force all my friends—all my soccer friends—to participate in like making videos with me, and we rewrote The Devil Wears Prada. And you would think immediately of what I'm telling you, like, who would I play?”
“and we remade The Devil Wears Prada”
“and they're looking for something new about um that kind of codery um grownup now um if you want to know what the lifestyle of a the ex assistant of Vogue and her new hedge fund husband is like on Park Avenue I think this is pretty much as good as a guess”