The gang deployed these outfits at a radio show before last night’s premiere, so it’s understandable if they’re a little undercooked. Everyone had bigger fish they were about to fry. Anne, I suppose, looks the most like she’s trying to compose herself roughly as Andie Sachs would. Stanley is wearing altogether too many hues — black AND blue AND red AND dark denim AND brown shoes — and Miranda Priestley surely would not see the merit in wearing what appear to be FOUR belts. But it’s Emily Blunt’s Emily alter-ego (that’s confusing) who would be wailing the most. I firmly believe Emily II would abhor that bunchy blouse shoved up under the unbuttoned vest. The sleeve is tied up like a lazy tourniquet. She clearly would assume Andie had placed a hex on her and storm into her office — with Gisele Bundchen again; she’s useful backup — and threaten to ruin Andie’s life if she doesn’t go back to whatever Lower Manhattan witch she used to turn Emily into discount Lois Lane. And not from a GOOD Superman movie, either.
