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All the Highlights of the MEGA The Devil Wears Prada 2 Special Screening

A movie like The Devil Wears Prada 2 deserves a screening event of equally fabulous proportions at the Opus Premier Cinemas in Opus Mall.

By Rafael Bautista May 01, 2026

Wide shot of a black interior with looping white neon arches, above a red-carpeted exhibition floor and oversized red letter sculptures at the bottom.

Many consider The Devil Wears Prada as a go-to comfort watch, but its status as a modern classic is also due to how the movie changed the way the fashion media and industry at large were seen in mainstream pop culture, an industry that MEGA has been a part of for decades.

So, with the film’s long-awaited sequel, The Devil Wears Prada 2, finally in cinemas, MEGA came through with a special screening on opening day. But more than just an opportunity to watch one of the most hyped movies of 2026, the exclusive event served as a gathering for the community to celebrate fashion as the cultural force that it is. Here’s the lowdown of what went down at MEGA Presents: The Devil Wears Prada 2.

Devilishly Good: What Guests Wore to MEGA’s The Devil Wears Prada 2 Premiere

Welcome Back to Runway

Red-lit gallery with curved white neon arches and oversized red MEGA letters on a red floor. — The red carpet of MEGA Presents: The Devil Wears Prada 2

The Opus Premier Cinemas in Opus Mall served as the setting for this glamorous movie event. Attendees and guests across the fields of fashion, beauty, creatives, entertainment, and more showed up and showed out in Runway Magazine-approved looks in the film’s signature red, white, and black color scheme. Vintage designer was the name of the game as statement pieces ruled the red carpet of MEGA Presents: The Devil Wears Prada 2. Wearing archival for a movie screening? Now that’s groundbreaking and fitting for a film like this.

Woman on a red carpet wearing a white blazer over a pale pink sequined dress, hands clasped in front, posing for photos. — Alison Black

Woman in a sleeveless black-and-white geometric dress stands on a red carpet in a stylish venue, holding a retro boombox-pattern clutch. — Pia Yanson

Woman standing in front of large red decorative letters at an event, wearing a black lace blouse and jeans, posing for the camera. — Skye Chua

Woman posing on a red carpet next to large red MEGA letters; she wears a black top with gold buttons, a checkered skirt, black tights, black heels, and carries a burgundy clutch. — Gabrielle Hahn Lopez

Upon arrival, guests received their tickets at the registration and, in true Runway fashion, strutted down the red carpet and also got their pictures taken at the Luxe Slim Vignette, channeling their inner cover model in each shot. Before their screening, guests enjoyed snacks and drinks while chatting and socializing at the main cinema lobby and the VIP Cinema lobby.

Lounge scene with pink backlit arch panels and a wall-mounted screen reading 'MEGA PRESENTS THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA 2'; foreground shows a table with red flowers and seating nearby. 2026-05-01 — The VIP Cinema Lounge

Snacks and drinks courtesy of Opus Premier Cinemas

Assorted bite-sized pastries with small signs on sticks, arranged on a dessert table with red flowers nearby. — Snacks at the VIP Cinema Lounge

Fashion On Film

Multiple screenings were held throughout the day across two cinemas, with the day’s first screening welcoming select guests such as Anna Magkawas, CEO and Owner of Luxe Beauty, and Miss Jay-Ann Bincal, owner and founder of Purse Maison. With Awesam Smile Dental Clinic serving as one of the event’s official partners, attendees had their brightest smile on for a day of style and film.

Woman in a silver textured sleeveless dress holding a metallic clutch at a red-carpet event with a Prada banner in the background. — Anna Magkawas

Woman in a black off-shoulder dress wearing a silver necklace, holding a textured clutch, posed against red geometric backdrop. — Miss Jay-Ann Bincal

Later in the afternoon and into the evening, the screenings saw an influx of guests from across various fields, all ready to enjoy the cinematic experience. From Michelle Dee, Maureen Montagne, Chanty Videla, Dia Mate, Samantha Panlilio, Haena Sia-Foo, CEO and Founder of Jhaena Jewels, and more in attendance, it was a stylish gathering fit for a Runway Magazine Gala.

Woman in a black sleeveless vest and fringed skirt poses on a red carpet, with a large red geometric sculpture behind her. — Maureen Montagne

Woman posing on a red carpet at a MEGA event, wearing a black sheer dress with a leather coat and strappy heels. — Samantha Panlilio

Haena Sia-Foo

Woman in a white sleeveless top and black quilted skirt stands on a red carpet with modern red backdrop at a MEGA event, wearing silver heels and jewelry. — Lee Librea

Once attendees settled into their seats, Peewee Reyes-Isidro, Editor-in-Chief of MEGA, and Janine Recto, VP for Asia Media Brands, kicked off the short program by highlighting how the movie mirrors the reality it tries to portray, one where fashion, media, and influence keep evolving in step with the changing tastes and generations. “We stand at a different crossroads, one where print meets digital, and tradition meets disruption, and influence is more dramatic than ever. We hope that this chapter captures the evolving landscape of fashion with the same wit and honesty reflecting the industry as it is today,” shared Peewee Reyes-Isidro.

“We hope that this chapter captures the evolving landscape of fashion with the same wit and honesty reflecting the industry as it is today.”
– Peewee Reyes-Isidro, Editor-in-Chief of MEGA

To The Visionary

After the screening and as the evening came to a close, the red carpet was lively with discussion as guests shared their thoughts on the movie with one another. From hot takes to personal opinions, the moment reminded everyone that the movie, just like fashion and any form of art, thrives whenever a community connected by similar interests comes together.

Smiling female reporter holding a MEGA-branded microphone during a live event in a red-themed backdrop. — Dia Maté

MEGA Presents: The Devil Wears Prada 2 was more than just a movie screening, but a coming together of style, influence, and human creativity. If the latest chapter of Miranda, Andy, Nigel, and Emily taught us anything, it’s that fashion is more than just trends or the whims of the algorithm, but storytelling, culture, identity, and the human beings behind it bringing it to life. That’s all.

Special Thanks to LUXE SLIM, PURSE MAISON, JHAENA JEWELS, AWESAM SMILE DENTAL CLINIC, SINGLE ORIGINS, OPUS MALL, and OPUS PREMIER CINEMAS

Photos by PAUI GUEVARRA and GENIO FRONDOZA

Frequently Asked Questions

What was MEGA’s The Devil Wears Prada 2 special screening event?

MEGA hosted an exclusive screening of The Devil Wears Prada 2 on its opening day, serving as a community gathering that celebrated fashion as a cultural force through film, red carpet style, and post-screening discussion.

Where was MEGA’s The Devil Wears Prada 2 screening held?

The event was held at Opus Premier Cinemas inside Opus Mall, with multiple screenings across two cinemas throughout the day and a VIP Cinema Lounge for select guests.

Who attended MEGA’s The Devil Wears Prada 2 special screening?

Attendees included Michelle Dee, Lee Librea, Samantha Panlilio, Maureen Montagne, Dia Maté, Alison Black, Skye Chua, Pia Yanson, Gabrielle Hahn Lopez, and industry figures from fashion, beauty, and entertainment.

What was the dress code at MEGA’s Devil Wears Prada 2 premiere screening?

Guests arrived in the film’s signature red, white, and black color palette, with vintage and archival designer pieces dominating the red carpet — a fitting dress code for a screening of this cultural weight.

What did MEGA’s Editor-in-Chief say at The Devil Wears Prada 2 screening?

Editor-in-Chief Peewee Reyes-Isidro noted that the industry now stands at a crossroads where print meets digital and tradition meets disruption, expressing hope that the film reflects fashion’s evolving landscape with wit and honesty.

Rafael Bautista

Senior Pop Culture Writer

Rafael Bautista is the Senior Pop Culture Writer of MEGA Asia, with a focus on producing articles and features about local and international entertainment, popular culture, and lifestyle.

Before this role, he spent five years in the youth-oriented magazine NYLON Manila, where he served multiple positions, including Deputy Editor, and created stories, profiles, and content on digital and print geared towards a Gen Z audience. In 2025, he was awarded Jr. Deputy Editor of the Year.

With years of experience in digital media, Rafael has an interest and passion for writing about movies, shows, pop culture, and entertainment, with a particular emphasis on titles, trends, and personalities who are making waves in modern culture or are on the cusp of becoming the next big thing people will talk about.

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