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At Vogue Philippines’ The Devil Wears Prada 2 Screening, 2000s Makeup Takes on a New Look

Photographed by Xavier Mallari

Angelina Hartshorne. Photographed by Xavier Mallari

In 2026, some early-aughts beauty trends take on new life with updated touches. See how guests at Vogue Philippines’ private screening of The Devil Wears Prada 2 did theirs.

Aside from its memorable fashion, the Devil Wears Prada franchise has also given us makeup looks for our eternal personal mood boards: Emily Charlton’s blue eyeshadow, Andy Sachs’ soft eyeliner, and, of course, Miranda’s icy, silver-white hair. While the first film was released in 2006, some makeup trends from the era make their way into Vogue Philippines’ private screening of the 2026 sequel. Below, see how these 2000s trends have transformed in 2026.

Ponytails

Side profile of a woman with long brown hair tied in a ponytail, wearing a black feathered dress, against a dark backdrop with Vogue logo in the corner.
Charlie Fleming. Photographed by Xavier Mallari
Model wearing a black sleeveless dress with a lattice-cut neckline, posing against a dark backdrop with pale teal framed panels; Vogue logo in the corner.
Christi McGarry. Photographed by Xavier Mallari

While a lot of guests let their hair loose in soft curls or waves, ponytails were also in vogue at the private screening. Filipina model and beauty queen Christi McGarry pulled her hair back into a sleek style, while actress Charlie Fleming allowed hers to be a bit looser, with strands framing the sides of her face.

Luminous skin

Just like in the 2000s, dewy, luminous skin is the popular choice among guests. Perhaps it’s a bit more on the minimal side these days, but shimmers, bronzers, and pink and peach blushes give the skin a sun-kissed glow popular during the decade. Body glitter is also back, applied to the shoulders and décolletage for extra shine.

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Model in a metallic pink blazer posing in studio light with Vogue logo in the top-left corner.
Maria Isabela Galeria. Photographed by Gab Villareal

Softly defined eyes

Away from bolder eye makeup looks, guests preferred smudged liners and neutral washes over heavy eyeliner and intense mascaras. Overall, the eye makeup complements the face rather than pulling focus.

Smiling woman wearing a brown Gucci-patterned coat at a Vogue event; Vogue watermark visible in the corner.
Pia Wurtzbach-Jauncey. Photographed by Xavier Mallari

Structured brows

As much as trends from the ‘90s and 2000s come back now and then, thin brows and “no-brow” looks are still a niche choice in 2026. Instead, brow makeup follows the natural shape, either brushed up or softly filled, framing the face rather than being a focal point.

Close-up portrait of a smiling woman with long dark hair wearing a black blazer and pink earrings; Vogue logo in the corner.
Ella Pangilinan. Photographed by Xavier Mallari

Blurred, monochromatic cheeks and lips

For the lips, we see softly tinted rosy, berry, and warm neutral tones. The blush is also applied diffusely, reminiscent of an airbrushed look. 

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Vogue fashion photo of a woman in a pale yellow halter swimsuit against a black background with a pale blue arc backdrop.
Angelina Hartshorne. Photographed by Xavier Mallari

Frequently Asked Questions

The Devil Wears Prada 2 is a 2026 American comedy-drama film, serving as a sequel to the 2006 hit, directed by David Frankel and written by Brosh McKenna. The story follows Andy (Anne Hathaway) returning to work with Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep) to save the struggling Runway magazine in the modern, digital media landscape.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 is currently showing in Philippine cinemas, having been released on April 29, 2026.

Runway magazine from The Devil Wears Prada franchise is not a real magazine, but is considered a fictionalized stand-in for Vogue.

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Guests opted for smudged liners and neutral washes rather than bold liner and intense mascara, keeping the eyes soft so they complement the face instead of pulling focus.

A blurred, monochromatic finish is in — rosy, berry, and warm neutral tones on the lips paired with diffusely applied blush for an airbrushed effect.

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