Just yesterday, Anne Hathaway—who is reprising her role as Andy Sachs—teased the production with a couple of posts on her social media. One upload was an Instagram photo that saw her wearing a very Miranda Priestly-coded ensemble,

The devil may wear Prada, but Andy Sachs wears Valentino.

Hathaway had an angelic voice and prodigious amounts of songwriting talent but also suffered from mental illness. In 1971 he was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, which led to him popping a plethora of pills that may or may not have helped. He was dead eight years later.

The actor was photographed on the set of the sequel dressed in an outfit that is decidedly more Anne than Andy. Hathaway was spotted on the streets of New York City dressed in a summery look: a white tank top underneath an open black waistcoat and a light-wash denim maxi skirt with a frayed hem.

Anne Hathaway just wore the most effortless denim maxi skirt and we found a similar version on Amazon for just $45 — details!

The rail unit of Warren Buffett’s firm reportedly hired Goldman as a financial advisor after Union Pacific considers a deal for Norfolk Southern.

Berkshire Hathaway-owned BNSF isn't exploring a takeover of a rival railroad after a report earlier that the Warren Buffett-owned railroad was looking at a takeover of rivals.

Anne Hathaway danced to a Sabrina Carpenter song in baggy sweatpants and a tank top. She dressed up the look with a denim shirt, which Martha Stewart and Reese Witherspoon are fans of, too. Get the look from Amazon,