The Devil Wears Prada stars Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Meryl Streep had the most iconic reunion at the SAG Awards last night. And, to make things even more legendary, Hathaway stepped out in a cerulean blue gown for the occasion.

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Hathaway channeled her character Andy Sachs in a creation pulled from Atelier Versace’s Spring/Summer 2015 Couture collection. Her gown featured an off-the-shoulder design with a plunging V-neckline and structured cups, an ultra-wide built-in belt with a huge speckled marble buckle that sat right under a slight cutout, and a trailing trumpet skirt with a soaring thigh-high slit on one side, all in the rich blue shade. We are blithely aware of the fact that she looked utterly fabulous.

The Eileen star paired the piece with metallic chrome stilettos with a cool geometric strap across the toes and a gray-and-white snakeskin clutch. Keeping with the serpent theme, and to up the luxurious ante, Hathaway wore a sparkling diamond-encrusted necklace that looked like a snake holding its tail in its mouth, along with a matching ring that wrapped around her finger, another massive statement ring, diamond hoop earrings, and a dainty gold chain bracelet. For beauty, she looked radiant in fresh, glowy makeup complete with a soft rosy blush and muted red lips, and styled her rich brown hair down in soft waves.

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The 2006 comedy follows Andy who begins working at high-end fashion magazine Runway as the personal assistant to cutthroat ice queen editor Miranda Priestly, played by Streep. Movie fans will know the dress’s deep hue, cerulean, is the shade of Andy’s “lumpy blue sweater” in one of the scenes that Miranda so ruthlessly picks apart after Andy makes the regretful mistake of scoffing at two belts that “look exactly the same” to her.

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To our delight, the trio jokingly recreated other famous icy interactions from the film on stage, with Blunt and Streep looking just as gorgeous and front cover-ready. The Only Murders in the Building star charmed in a sweeping, long-sleeve burgundy gown with whimsical sparkly swirl motifs all over by, you guessed it, Prada. Meanwhile, the Oppenheimer star looked as fiery as her character Emily Charlton, sizzling in a custom Louis Vuitton gown that featured a trailing skirt and a daring neckline that plunged down to her mid torso.

Christina Perrier

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