The 76-year-old fashion icon, wearing Prada, is a true example of ageless beauty.

The Devil Wears Prada is back! The second installment of "The Devil Wears Prada," which has been frequently featured recently, has been making headlines. Are you following along?

A film that introduced countless people to fashion, "The Devil Wears Prada" first made the public realize that clothes not only convey beauty but also power and attitude.

Despite many complaints from Reuters, who complained that her style lacked the "economically upbeat beauty" of her youth,

76-year-old Meryl Streep, once again wearing Prada, her silver hair framing her sharp gaze, still exudes a breathtaking presence. She's still the universally recognized, living "The Devil Wears Prada."

◆ Confidence Builds from Awards

In 1979, "Kramer vs. Kramer" brought her to her first Oscars. Meryl's character, Joanna, wasn't simply a "mother who left her family," but a woman caught between self and motherhood. Her hesitation and vulnerability remain vivid in audiences.

In 1982's "Sophie's Choice," she portrayed a Polish woman burdened with secrets, her smile concealing unspoken trauma. Her final, heartbreaking performance was hailed by critics as "one of the most unrepeatable moments in cinema."

In 2011, she captivated British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's toughness and vulnerability in "The Iron Lady," winning another Academy Award for Best Actress.

Three Oscars and eight Golden Globes—a legacy spanning half a century—are the reason Meryl maintains her unwavering composure on the red carpet and in public.

Meryl's style is shaped by this confidence. She doesn't rely on elaborate designs to prove herself, instead revealing her true strength through simplicity and texture.

◆ The sharp contrast between black and white

One of Meryl's most iconic looks is the black and white combination.

She often wears a black blazer with a white shirt. This combination never looks boring on her, but rather exudes a sharp edge.

This is due to her mastery of proportion and line. The shoulders of her suits must be sharp and broad, and the cut of her trousers must be clean, so as not to appear loose.

She knows how to break up the dullness of the black and white with a slender metal necklace, while keeping her makeup subtle and elegant, focusing her overall aura on "elegance" rather than "embellishment."

Although it's mostly worn to events, this style can still be a universal answer for working women—clean and sharp, yet retaining elegance.

◆ The gentleness of earth tones

For street style and everyday outings, Meryl prefers earth tones like camel, beige, and burgundy.

These colors complement her silver hair naturally, creating a relaxed and warm atmosphere. She particularly favors cashmere and silk, which offer both texture and comfort against her skin.

A beige trench coat paired with straight-leg pants or a skirt, and a vintage leather handbag, is a look she wears repeatedly. Simple yet incredibly timeless.

Many mature women fear that light colors can make them look older, but by choosing the right texture and silhouette, as Meryl does, light colors can actually make them appear lighter.

◆ The Beauty of Simplicity on the Red Carpet

On the red carpet, Meryl never seeks extravagance.

The gold gown she wore to the 2011 Oscars, with its gathered shoulders and flowing skirt, accented only by a metal belt at the waist, was hailed by the media as "her most powerful look."

She always does this. Unlike many celebrities who choose dresses that "hold them back" on the red carpet, Meryl always prioritizes comfort. She favors dresses with loose, comfy hems, allowing for free movement, and often opts for wide-leg pants or flowing maxi skirts.

This isn't just about ease of movement; it's a reflection of her approach to life.

Dressing should serve oneself, not constrain her. It's precisely because she can breathe freely within her clothes that she appears so at ease on stage.

◆ Eye-Catching Details

In Meryl's wardrobe, accessories never steal the show; they serve as a spice.

Her most common choices are pearl stud earrings, small metal bracelets, and bold glasses.

These accessories serve as subtle punctuation in her looks, enhancing the rhythm. For example, when she attended the UN Women's Conference, she wore a dark blue suit paired with round-framed glasses, creating a look that was both professional and approachable.

You don't need too many accessories; the key is to be precise and express yourself. This will make you more likely to use them frequently, growing fonder with each use, rather than chasing trends or the latest innovations.

◆ Brand Soul Resonance

This confidence gives Meryl Streep a steady style. She knows exactly how to choose brands that complement her personality.

She frequently chooses Prada because its calm, rational temperament complements her wisdom.

She loves the softness of Valentino and admires the sharpness and avant-garde of Balenciaga. These brands, in her, become extensions of her style, not simply luxury labels.

This is also her most important inspiration to women: fashion is never the preserve of the young, nor is it a secondary trend on a list; it is the individuality that is revealed by how one approaches oneself.

At 76, Meryl Streep still wears Prada for roles and a simple trench coat on the street.

But what is even more moving than the movies is the Meryl Streep who always lives with confidence and freedom.

Fashion is not empty to her, but she is not captivated by it either. Instead, it is a subtle and appropriate fusion, a part of her very being. Her every gesture reveals the depth, wisdom, and beauty that she exudes with age.