Meryl Streep proved why she remains one of Hollywood’s most enduring style icons as she stepped out in New York City looking effortlessly youthful and undeniably chic.
The Oscar-winning actress, 75, turned heads in a striking burgundy patent trench coat that gleamed under the city lights, offering a bold and modern twist on classic outerwear.
Cinched at the waist and finished with a sharp collar, the glossy coat gave her look a polished, fashion-forward edge that felt both timeless and refreshingly contemporary.
Adding to the statement, Meryl paired the coat with oversized red-tinted sunglasses that framed her face beautifully, lending a playful, almost retro glamour to her appearance.
A coordinating red handbag and pointed heels completed the ensemble, creating a cohesive colour story that was both daring and sophisticated.
Beneath the coat, a hint of a patterned red blouse peeked through, adding depth and texture to the look while maintaining the rich tonal palette.
© GC ImagesHer blonde hair, worn swept back in a relaxed, low style, softened the overall effect, balancing high-fashion drama with her signature understated elegance.
The Devil Wears Prada star’s outing comes after a new report from NBC’s TODAY includes a claim from genealogy service Ancestry.com that the three-time Oscar winner, 76, and Anna Wintour, also 76, are actually sixth cousins.
© GC ImagesPer Ancestry’s report, the pair actually share fifth great-grandparents, Thomas Smith and Elizabeth Kinsey, who lived in Bucks County, Pennsylvania back in the 18th century, coincidentally just a few miles away from where The Devil Wears Prada author Lauren Weisberger grew up.
While neither Meryl nor Anna have actually commented on it themselves yet, it does put the upcoming promotion for The Devil Wears Prada 2, and their history with the franchise, in an exciting new perspective.
© ImaZins via Getty ImagesLauren, a former assistant to Anna herself, released the best-selling novel in 2003, with many believing early on that the character of Miranda Priestly was indeed inspired by Anna.
As a result, when the 2006 film was greenlit, many industry professionals and fashion figures declined to appear as themselves in fear of adversely affecting their relationships with Anna, one of the most influential figures in the world of fashion.el
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