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10 Greatest ‘Devil Wears Prada’ Quotes, Ranked
When The Devil Wears Prada was released 20 years ago, the designer wardrobe, Anne Hathaway‘s bangs, and Meryl Streep‘s icy stare as the instantly iconic Miranda Priestly was permanently burned into the audience’s memory. More unexpected, however, is that, in a movie about fashion, the dialogue is just as unforgettable as the clothes.
Whether a ruthless jab from a perpetually impatient Miranda or surprisingly heartfelt advice from Runway art director Nigel (Stanley Tucci), the screenplay boasts a parade of iconic lines from the moment Andy Sachs (Hathaway) first purchases an onion bagel. With a sequel now out in theaters at Disney, fans of the original are being blessed with a new crop of quotes that are as groundbreaking as florals for spring. So gird your loins for the best lines of The Devil Wears Prada, ranked by how funny, witty, and outright unforgettable they are.
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“I’m on this new diet. I don’t eat anything, and when I feel like I’m about to faint, I eat a cube of cheese.”
Emily Charlton (Emily Blunt)
Andy and Emily Charlton (Emily Blunt), Miranda’s first assistant, experience a role reversal throughout the movie. While her initial incompetence at her job allows Emily a sense of smug condescension, Andy’s assimilation into the world of Runway flips the tables. Eventually, she surpasses Emily as Miranda’s favorite, forcing her British foe into a dynamic in which she is subordinate.
Whereas Emily previously only deigned to speak to Andy in one-word answers and overt insults, here she subtly acknowledges that Andy has become a person worth talking to and begins to divulge more of her inner world. Emily’s anxiety is on full display in this quote, showcasing just how desperate she is to fit in with the fashion world. It’s a testament to Emily’s masochistic dedication to her job that she excitedly expresses her willingness to sacrifice anything, even her health, to succeed. Emily Blunt’s incredible line reading makes it all the more poignant, equal parts funny and tragic.
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“Can you please spell ‘Gabbana’?”
Andy Sachs (Anne Hathaway)
Andy exposes just how foreign she is to the fashion world with this line, which she delivers during one of her first attempts to take calls for Miranda. Her nonchalance is also on full display as she clumsily scribbles on a Post-it rather than smoothly entering the call into a database like Emily does with ease. Andy then merely shrugs when the caller hangs up without answering her question.
This moment serves as a comparison point as Andy’s approach to her job evolves throughout the movie. Mid-film, Andy practically becomes a Miranda mind-reader and fashion encyclopedia and would likely be horrified at her former self’s ignorance about one of the most famous designer labels in the world. By the time Andy leaves her job, not only could she spell Gabbana, but she could identify a D&G piece on sight.
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“You went upstairs. Oh my god, why didn’t you just crawl into bed with her and ask for a bedtime story?”
Emily Charlton (Emily Blunt)
In a pivotal moment for her relationship with Miranda, Andy is given the responsibility of delivering The Book, the mock-up of that month’s Runway issue, to Miranda’s Upper East Side townhouse. Although Andy was instructed to leave The Book on a table in the foyer, Miranda’s mischievous twin daughters trick her into bringing it upstairs, where Andy interrupts a tense moment between Miranda and her husband.
The indiscretion becomes a massive setback for Andy, and Emily is flabbergasted at her audacity. While the power dynamic between Andy and Emily has already begun shifting in Andy’s favor, her costly mistake allows Emily to re-assume her position of dominance, and she declines to offer Andy support in favor of slinging this sarcastic reprimand. Once again, Blunt’s dry, prickly delivery is stellar, although she mixes it with a sense of genuine disbelief at Andy’s apparent stupidity.
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“Is it impossible to find a lovely, slender female paratrooper? Am I reaching for the stars here?”
Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep)
From the moment she’s introduced, Miranda’s delegating style is shown to be rapid-fire, unreasonably long lists of complaints and instructions that she requires her staff to immediately retain. This demanding EIC expects a level of attunement just short of mind-reading and expresses disgusted incredulity if anyone suggests that her demands can’t be met with the ease with which she assigns them. This gem of a quote is slipped into her introductory monologue, showing that Miranda’s lofty expectations aren’t reserved for just the Runway employees.
For a feature on female paratroopers that ostensibly would prioritize the article over the photos, optics still reign supreme for Miranda. Her belief that everyone should conform to Runway’s standard of beauty is perfectly encapsulated in this expectation that an elite military unit would be full of Victoria’s Secret models. But, as with all of Miranda’s demands, her staff finds a way to make it work, showing that Miranda doesn’t just dictate the composition of the magazine; sometimes, she influences reality itself.
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“That’s really what this multi-billion dollar industry is all about anyway, isn’t it? Inner beauty.”
Nigel Kipling (Stanley Tucci)
As Andy dabs corn chowder from her cerulean, poly-blend sweater, Nigel slings this barb in response to her naive belief that her outward presentation would be irrelevant to her job as Miranda’s assistant. Citing the fact that Miranda knew what she looked like before hiring her, Andy insists that she shouldn’t bother changing herself when she isn’t going to work in the fashion industry forever. Nigel can barely suppress an eye roll at the suggestion that work ethic and integrity matter more than aesthetics.
Between the lines, however, the always-insightful Nigel is jabbing at something deeper than Andy’s clothes. At this early stage of the film, Andy is still entrenched in her belief that she’s inherently more complex and insightful than the superficial Kool-Aid drinkers at Runway. With this quote, Nigel unmasks Andy’s sense of moral superiority and dismisses her rejection of fashion as being just as trite and shallow as Andy considers those who worship it to be. Once she realizes that Nigel views her defiance as having all the performative depth of an after-school special, Andy is forced to reconsider how she relates to him.
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“That’s all.”
Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep)
Never have two words spoken so quietly inspired so much fear. Miranda might deliver her chilling catchphrase after rattling off a list of demands, dressing down an employee for their incompetence or shooting a contemptuous glance toward Andy’s hideous shoes, but the subtext is always, “You are no longer of use to me.”
The emotional response Miranda can elicit with the otherwise innocuous sentence speaks to her power. She doesn’t need to raise her voice or demonstrate her wit for her employees to bend the knee. Once she deploys a “That’s all,” whatever conversation just transpired is officially closed for any further discussion, and whomever she is finished speaking to is now dismissed for good. With this short, powerful phrase in her back pocket, Miranda always has the last word.
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“This place, where so many would die to work, you only deign to work. And you want to know why she doesn’t kiss you on the forehead and give you a gold star on your homework at the end of the day.”
Nigel Kipling (Stanley Tucci)
Stanley Tucci is at his best in The Devil Wears Prada, and nowhere is that more apparent than in this line, which blends fatherly wisdom with unapologetic sass. When Andy complains to Nigel that Miranda chews her out for the smallest mistakes while refusing to acknowledge anything she does right, Nigel doesn’t have the patience for her whining.
With this hefty dose of tough love, Nigel forces Andy to confront her sense of entitlement and rigidity. Andy takes his words to heart, and this moment serves as a turning point in her attitude toward her job. In this conversation, Nigel shows that, while he may share the biting tone of his coworkers, he legitimately wants to see Andy succeed.
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“The Chanel boots? Yeah, I am.”
Andy Sachs (Anne Hathaway)
Once it finally sinks in for Andy that a fashion victim will never succeed at a fashion magazine, she begrudgingly accepts Nigel’s mentorship. With the resources of a veritable fashion museum at their disposal, Nigel turns Andy into a one-woman runway show that even her cattiest coworkers can’t ignore. Cue the makeover montage to end all makeover montages.
By the time Emily notices Andy’s new wardrobe, the clearance bin caterpillar has transformed into a designer-label butterfly. Not only is Andy modeling the items that Emily covets, including the Chanel boots, but Andy has now become savvy enough to rub Emily’s jealousy in her face. An unspoken understanding passes between the two assistants at this moment: their hierarchy may not be as obvious as Emily initially believed.
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“Everybody wants to be us.”
Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep)
After spending most of the film trying to win her approval, this quote, in one of the closing scenes, indicates that Andy has finally earned Miranda’s acceptance along with a harsh wake-up call. If the Prada-clad devil considers Andy to be her protégé, what does that say about Andy’s character? The acknowledgment of the extent to which Andy has changed throughout the story is enough to inspire her first moment of defiance, as she chooses to walk away from Miranda and throw her instantly ringing phone into a fountain.
What makes the quote more remarkable is that it was changed by Meryl Streep on the fly. While the line was originally written as “Everybody wants to be me,” Streep made the small but impactful change to “us,” which indicates that Andy doesn’t simply want to be like Miranda: she already is. To Miranda, granting this designation is the highest honor, but Andy recognizes this exchange as a stark reminder of how much integrity she has sacrificed to reach this very moment.
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The Cerulean Monologue
Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep)
Oh, okay. I see. You think a list of quotes has nothing to do with great movie monologues. You watch a movie and pick out, I don’t know, a quip, for instance, because you’re trying to tell the world that you value brevity too much to care about world-building and character development. But what you don’t know is that this monologue is not just about fashion; it’s not about economics. It’s actually about power.
Miranda’s long diatribe against Andy is one of the most memorable moments in The Devil Wears Prada, and with good reason. This monologue represents the unseen influence of the fashion industry and Andy’s first taste of its cutthroat world. It perfectly summarizes the film’s main themes and challenges the audience to think beyond and stop treating the fashion industry as vapid or meaningless. And it’s sort of comical that you think it’s a choice that should be exempted from this list when, in fact, you’re reading about a defining moment in cinema that was selected for you by a writer with too much time on her hands… from a pile of quotes.
The Devil Wears Prada
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June 29, 2006
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109 minutes
- Director
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David Frankel
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Aline Brosh McKenna, Lauren Weisberger
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Virgin River‘s Stacey Farber revealed if she was back after the show lost several cast members.
“I haven’t heard. It’s always a surprise,” Farber, 38, exclusively told Us Weekly. “I’ve gone away and come back.”
Farber didn’t rule out making a return someday. “I love that they’re still going,” she noted. “They just aired their [new season] and I know sometimes they film really far in advance on that show. So I don’t know if they’ve already moved ahead. I can’t speak to it, but I love [the idea of coming back].”
Virgin River, which is based on Robyn Carr‘s book series of the same name, follows the lives of residents living in a small town in Northern California.
Virgin River has gone through a surprising amount of cast exits through the years. Based on Robyn Carr’s book series, Virgin River follows the lives of residents living in a small town in Northern California, including Mel (Alexandra Breckenridge) and Jack (Martin Henderson). The hit series, which premiered in 2019, also stars Colin Lawrence, Annette […]
In season 7, which premiered in March, Mike (Marco Grazzini) and Charmaine (Lauren Hammersley) were written out of the show.
“For me, I’m just trying to look to the longevity of the show and making sure that the characters that we’re keeping have enough story engine in them to keep going,” showrunner Patrick Sean Smith told Deadline at the time. “So I can’t say there are any specific cast shakeups planned, but I think we will have to start to — as characters run their course — make some decisions and bring in some new blood.”
There have been other major departures from the Netflix show over the years, including Grayson Gurnsey’s exit from his role as Ricky after season 4.
Mark Ghanimé, who played Cameron, also left the series once season 6 was released.
Outside of playing Tara on Virgin River, Farber has remained booked and busy with roles in projects such as Hallmark’s I’ll Be Seeing You opposite Tyler Hynes and Christine Ebersole.
“My character is a classic workaholic, who can’t let go of her job to just enjoy her life even a little,” Farber told Us of the film. “She goes to visit her grandmother, who she’s very close with, and her boss calls and says she needs to close a deal down the coast in California, where this is set. So, her grandmother pitches a road trip, a girls trip to her with her grandmother’s best friend as well.”
She continued, “They get in the car and get a flat tire, and that’s where Tyler’s character, Mark, comes in to save the day and flirt and impart wisdom about the necessity of enjoying your life and being more spontaneous.”
Virgin River is streaming on Netflix now.
Audiences seem to be gearing up for Taylor Sheridan and Peter Berg‘s recently announced Call of Duty movie by revisiting one of the decade’s most-watched military action thrillers. They’re also prepping for the release of this month’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War, a feature film continuation of the Prime Video series starring John Krasinski. He has appeared in action-heavy roles for several years and has cultivated a successful filmmaking career in the horror genre. But many viewers will remember that Krasinski started out as a cast member of the NBC sitcom The Office. It was exactly one decade ago, after he was passed over for the Captain America role in favor of Chris Evans, that he started pursuing action movies in earnest. He entered this new phase with the movie that’s seeing a viewership spike on streaming right now.
The film was based on a real-life incident that dominated headlines and influenced the 2016 presidential election. It also marked a creative departure for director Michael Bay, who was coming off of a string of big-budget Transformers movies. He’d taken a detour some years earlier, with the crime comedy Pain & Gain, which received mixed reviews and underperformed at the box office. The same fate befell Bay’s 2016 military action-thriller with Krasinski, which also featured Pablo Schreiber, James Badge Dale, and Toby Stephens, among others.
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We’re talking, of course, about 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi. The movie grossed $70 million worldwide against a reported budget of $50 million, which wasn’t nearly enough for it to break even. However, it has remained a consistent favorite on the PVOD and streaming markets. According to FlixPatrol, 13 Hours was among the most-watched movies on Paramount+ globally this week, when the leaderboard was topped by The Running Man. A decade after its theatrical run, 13 Hours holds a 51% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes. However, reflecting its success on home video, the movie has a stupendous 83% audience score on the aggregator website. Bay’s most recent attempt at mid-budget filmmaking, Ambulance, underperformed commercially as well. But like 13 Hours, it has gained a following at home. The Call of Duty movie is scheduled for release in 2028, but you can watch Krasinski in the Jack Ryan spin-off film on May 20. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.
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January 14, 2016
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144 minutes
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Chuck Hogan
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Erwin Stoff, Matthew Cohan, Scott Gardenhour
Jon Cryer is shedding more light into his troubled relationship with his former Two and a Half Men costar Charlie Sheen.
Appearing on The View on Friday, May 1, Cryer, 61, reflected on his “complicated” dynamic with Sheen as he spoke about taking part in the 2025 Netflix documentary, aka Charlie Sheen.
“It was interesting,” Cryer said during his appearance on The View. “I had a lot of mixed feelings about being a part of that because obviously he’s a very complicated guy and we had a complicated relationship.”
Cryer explained that he had his issues with Sheen, 60, as he went “off the rails” during a highly publicized battle with addiction, but then realized he was more frustrated at the public for reveling in the troubled actor’s downfall. (Sheen was ultimately fired from the sitcom in 2011 after a series of public melt downs and replaced with Ashton Kutcher for the remaining seasons.)
Charlie Sheen explained why his former Two and a Half Man costar Jon Cryer was the “one person” he didn’t “personally” ask to participate in his tell-all Netflix documentary. “I didn’t have the right number for him, so the director [Andrew Renzi] reached out to him,” Sheen, 60, told People after aka Charlie Sheen was […]
“Mostly I realized that I wasn’t mad at him anymore; I was still kind of mad at America,” Cryer explained of his decision to take part in Sheen’s documentary.
He continued, “I knew him as a friend, as a coworker, so it was really painful to see all that and see that craziness and see a lot of people enjoying it. So that’s part of why I kind of wanted to, obviously, say my side of the story.”
In the documentary released in September 2025, Cryer was incredibly candid while speaking about his experience working on Two and a Half Men with Sheen while the Platoon actor’s spiraling personal life dramas began to eclipse the show.
Charlie Sheen and Jon Cryer in Two and a Half Men. (Photo by Greg Gayne/CBS via Getty Images)
“He’s in the midst of falling apart in every way I can imagine and he’s renegotiating his contract for another year of a show I am supposed to be on too. Apparently they had pre-sold a couple of extra seasons of the show. It was worth their while to spend this astonishing amount of money on Charlie,” Cryer recalled on the documentary.
The Pretty in Pink star added, “[Charlie’s] negotiations went off the charts because his life was falling apart. Me, whose life was pretty good at that time, I got a third of that.”
Emma McIntyre/Getty Images; Amanda Edwards/Getty Images Two and a Half Men cocreator Chuck Lorre and Charlie Sheen’s longstanding feud is over. During a Wednesday, November 1, interview with Variety, Lorre, 71, recalled reaching out to Sheen’s rep after “assuming [Sheen was] in a good place” and “getting to this place where [the feud is] old […]
In response to Cryer’s comments in the documentary, Sheen praised his costar for being “really insightful” and “compassionate.”
“It was really cool to hear from his perspective. He was in the line of fire with all that stupid s*** going on, and it was affecting him and his family and his career and all that. I can’t debate anything that he said,” Sheen told People in September 2025.
The actor added, “He nailed that, and I’m so glad he opened that door, because it gave me a chance to really start thinking about that. He said, ‘He’s a guy that doesn’t believe he deserves the things he has, or that it was he earned,’ and I was like, ‘Whoa.’”
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Jennifer Aniston has spent years proving that true style doesn’t have to be complicated, and her latest spring outfit is further proof. The actress recently made basic black flip-flops look surprisingly chic, pairing the casual staple with a silky blue dress in a way only she could pull off. Equal parts polished and effortless, the outfit felt like a masterclass in low-maintenance luxury.
While on set of The Morning Show in Los Angeles, the actress was spotted wearing the sleek dress-and-flip-flop combination that instantly transformed a typically laid-back sandal into a sophisticated warm-weather essential. It was classic Aniston: simple, wearable and aspirational. Her ability to make even the most practical pieces feel elevated is exactly why her off-duty style remains so influential.
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The Project Cloud Flip-Flops offer an affordable way to recreate that same polished simplicity for just $27. With a glossy black finish, sleek thong silhouette and minimalist design, the sandals closely mirror the laid-back yet elevated vibe of Aniston’s look. Unlike standard flat sandals, these also feature memory foam cushioning, a lightweight feel and anti-slip soles that make them ideal for all-day spring and summer wear.
Jessica Alba just gave spring denim a fresh new update. Crisp white barrel jeans were the standout piece in her polished Beverly Hills outfit, proving the trending silhouette can feel equal parts elevated and wearable. Even better? You can channel the same chic spring energy for just $34 on Amazon. On April 20, the actress […]
The appeal goes beyond aesthetics, too. Over 1,600 Amazon shoppers gave the sandals five-star ratings, with one reviewer calling them “incredibly comfortable” and saying they feel like “a tiny pillow under your feet.” Another buyer praised how they “look high end,” adding that she loved them enough to “buy more in different colors.”
Available in versatile shades like black, brown, gold and red, plus sizes ranging from 5.5 to 11, these flip-flops can easily slide into nearly any warm-weather wardrobe. Pair them with silky dresses, breezy linen pants, denim shorts or poolside cover-ups for that same effortless-rich vibe Aniston makes look so easy.
Finding stylish sandals that actually feel comfortable can be surprisingly difficult, which makes this $27 find all the more appealing. If Aniston just convinced you that basic flip-flops deserve a spot in your spring wardrobe, this affordable lookalike may be the smartest style shortcut of the season.
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Katie Holmes is proving (once again) that no one does polished spring style quite like she does. The actress turned New York City sidewalks into her personal runway with a breezy blue-and-red printed maxi skirt, a simple white T-shirt and sophisticated black loafers that instantly caught our attention. The entire look feels effortless, elevated and […]
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Also, an “intimate” new documentary about Martin Short.
Whew! Something major may be shifting in the reality TV world, and fans of ‘Love & Hip Hop‘ are starting to piece things together. After years of unforgettable moments, breakout stars, and headline-making drama, it looks like the long-running franchise could be heading toward a major turning point. And it’s leaving viewers both shocked and nostalgic.
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‘Love & Hip Hop’ Nears End After Iconic Run
It’s looking like ‘Love & Hip Hop’ might really be wrapping things up across all cities—New York, Atlanta, Hollywood, and Miami—marking the possible end of a franchise that’s been holding the culture down since 2011. The show gave us everything from breakout stars like Joseline Hernandez to unforgettable moments that kept fans locked in season after season. Now, MTV is reportedly closing things out with a six-part special titled ‘Love & Hip Hop: The Final Chapter’ set to air later this fall. According to Paramount, the series will take a deep dive into the rise of its biggest names, the empires they built, and the impact the franchise left on reality TV, with fresh interviews from cast members, producers, and cultural voices who’ve been tapped in from day one.
A statement shared by the network revealed:
“The ‘Love & Hip Hop’ franchise has always been about the people. The incredible talent who trusted us with their real lives, the exceptional producers who poured themselves into every storyline…” It continued, “Their dedication is why this franchise resonated for so many years. As we step into this final chapter, we’re making sure our ending hits like it should, for our talent in front of and behind the camera, and for every fan who’s been rocking with us from day one. Once more for the culture.”
You Already Know The Internet Can’t Believe This One
As soon as fans caught wind of the news, they ran straight to TSR’s Instagram comment section to sound off. Some were in straight disbelief, saying there’s no way ‘Love & Hip Hop’ could really be ending. While others felt like it was overdue and said it’s about time. Meanwhile, plenty of users kept it positive, wishing the cast members well and reflecting on all the moments the show gave over the years.
One Instagram user @shellb_makeup said, “Everybody about to say the same thing 🤣 ’bout time’🤣”
Likewise, Instagram user @honeydavinci added, “Good, it was done after Stevie and Joseline. Time to move on“
And, Instagram user @shesomethngelse claimed, “Yall faking, imma miss them😂”
Meanwhile, Instagram user @jasmine_lasheay commented, “Some of the cast about to feel a financial dip 😩”
While Instagram user @senaabean_ shared, “It’s been a looooong, long time cominggggg 🎵🎵✌🏾”
Lastly, Instagram user @_bigebb said, “I honestly don’t think they should end love and hip hop I think they should bring out a new generation and pass down the torch 😄”
Let’s Talk About ‘Love & Hip Hop’ Real Quick
‘Love & Hip Hop’ first hit the scene back in 2011 with its New York cast, and it didn’t take long for it to have the streets—and the timeline—in a chokehold. From day one, viewers were locked in watching OG’s like Chrissy Lampkin, Jim Jones, Olivia, and Yandy Smith navigate relationships, music, and messy moments that had everybody talking. What started in NYC quickly turned into a whole empire, expanding to Atlanta, Hollywood, and Miami—each city bringing its own drama, stars, and unforgettable storylines that kept the culture tuned in year after year.
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The actress made her screen debut in the show’s second episode and played various nurses over its 11-season run.
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It doesn’t matter how cute an item of clothing it is — it can be made of sneaky polyester and other synthetic fibers that don’t hold up well or feel good on the skin. That’s why I’m paying extra special attention to what I’m putting on my body for my seasonal wardrobe refresh. One thing is for sure: I’ll only add a spring dress to my closet if it’s made of 100% cotton.
A purely cotton dress is bound to be durable, breathable and comfortable, which is exactly what you want in any piece of clothing, right? Although there are a lot of less-than-desirable fabrics hiding out on Amazon, there are 100% cotton dresses that are high quality and look it, too. This new way of shopping won’t break the bank, either, because prices start at under $20!
15 100% Cotton Dresses on Amazon
1. Our Favorite: Available in six colors, this V-neck midi dress looks like its price tag has three digits. This $30 option has a button-up front and rolled sleeves that offer a polished look.
2. Flouncy Frills: Prepare to dress this Amazon Essentials pick up or down, as it has a versatile design. I love the midi length with tiers and feminine touches by the neckline.
3. Stretchy and Strapless: You’ll get the optimal fit with this Madewell midi dress, thanks to the smocked bodice and adjustable spaghetti straps. Throw on a cardigan or jean jacket, and you’re ready for the day.
4. Fabulous Fit-and-Flare: On days when you need things to be simple, this short-sleeve to-the-knee dress is a no-brainer. It’s basically a T-shirt dress with a couple of tiers for a little more interest.
5. Casual Collar: Oversized? Check? Chic? Also check. This button-up maxi dress can be styled by rolling up the sleeves, adding a belt or whatever you’d like to make this striped number your own.
6. Pretty Prints: Spring fashion is about reincorporating color into your wardrobe, and this ruffle-sleeve maxi dress comes in fun patterns. Plus, the smocked bodice ensures busts of all sizes are comfortable.
7. Matching Moment: The thicker straps on this Amazon Essentials x Sofia Grainge dress mean you can wear your regular bra with it. Bonus: It comes in a mommy-and-me option, so you can get a matching look for your little one.
8. Colorful Citrus: You’ll look ready for a vacation in Italy when you wear this lemon-covered midi dress. It also comes in an orange print, and both options have unique scallop-edge straps.
9. Must-Have Midi: This Petal & Pup short-sleeve number will work for various seasons, so have fun styling it. The cognac color and floral print aren’t too bold, making it a fit in many people’s wardrobes.
10. Gorgeous Gingham: If there’s ever a season to wear a gingham midi dress, it’s springtime. This option has cap sleeves and a collar for a country club-ready look.
11. Everyday Wear: This T-shirt midi dress gets the slightest upgrade with a thin waist tie. It’s still casual, but now you can define your waist as much (or as little) as you’d like.
12. Darling Denim: Available in six washes, this short denim dress will take you from country concerts to happy hour. Its square neckline, longer short sleeves and relaxed silhouette are all the makings for a flattering frock.
13. Splurge Worthy: With a modest neckline and completely smocked bodice, you’ll experience all-day comfort in this Madewell midi number. It also comes in black and red, and each one has eyelet detailing on the hem.
14. Beach Babe: Wear it as a casual dress or cover-up by the pool; this to-the-knee V-neck option is super lightweight. Its three-quarter sleeves offer a bit of sun protection on unexpectedly hot days.
15. Wow-Worthy Waist: A simple V shape is all it takes to transform the look of your waistline. So, only snag this spaghetti-strap maxi dress if you want serious confidence.
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Met Gala 2026 isn’t just about fashion, it’s about who wins the night. And according to one PR expert, there’s one name fans should be watching closely: Maura Higgins. As anticipation builds ahead of Monday’s red carpet, celebrity PR specialist Kayley Cornelius is predicting that Maura Higgins could emerge as one of the biggest winners of the night.
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The former reality star has been steadily building her presence in the U.S., thanks to her appearance on “The Traitors US” and an upcoming stint on “Dancing with the Stars,” and the Met Gala could be the moment that takes her to the next level. Held annually at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Met Gala has long been considered the most prestigious night in fashion.
But beyond the glitz and glamour, it’s also a strategic career move. “For any star, the Met Gala is their opportunity to make headlines and make a statement. It is not just about attending, it is about being talked about, and the ones who really benefit are the ones who are willing to take risks,” Cornelius explained.
“If you play it safe, you get forgotten,” she added. “If you go big, you win the internet, and that level of exposure is incredibly valuable because it keeps them relevant and positions them at the centre of the conversation.”
Why Maura Higgins Could ‘Win The Internet’
Cornelius pointed to Higgins as a prime example of someone perfectly positioned to capitalize on the moment. “For up-and-coming stars, this night can be a real breakthrough moment, and someone like Maura Higgins is a great example of someone who could gain big if she’s set to attend,” she said.
“As she continues to make strides in Hollywood and with her set to appear on ‘Dancing with the Stars’ later this year, this is a huge opportunity for her to build her profile and win over an even wider audience ahead of that,” she added. “A standout appearance on the carpet could help position her not just as another reality star, but as a serious name Hollywood celeb.”
Big Fashion Deals Could Be On The Line
Higgins already has brand partnerships under her belt, but the Met Gala could push her into an entirely new tier. “She already has strong brand ties, including work with Alo Yoga, but this is the kind of platform that could elevate her into a completely different league,” Cornelius said.
“If she gets it right, she could easily find herself securing a major campaign with a luxury fashion house such as YSL or Dior,” she said. “Or even landing a partnership with a global name like Skims ahead of her time on the dancefloor.”
Other Names To Watch
Higgins isn’t the only one who could benefit. Cornelius also highlighted rising pop group Katseye as a potential breakout if they make their Met Gala debut following their recent momentum. “Following a successful run at Coachella, a strong Met Gala moment could translate into a spike in music streams and help push them in front of a more global audience,” she explained.
For established stars, the Met Gala serves a different purpose: staying relevant. Cornelius pointed to Robert Pattinson as someone who could dominate the conversation if he attends. “He is already riding a major wave of momentum, and a standout look on the Met carpet would only add to that buzz,” she said. “It would keep him front and center in the conversation as awards season approaches, while also opening the door to even more opportunities off-screen.”
“A strong showing could see him land a major commercial deal tied to a new product launch or secure a high-profile magazine cover, all while building excitement and keeping fans hooked ahead of his upcoming releases,” she added.
PR Expert Says Met Gala Is A ‘Career Move’ As All Eyes Turn To Maura Higgins
At the end of the day, Cornelius says the Met Gala is far more strategic than it appears. “At the end of the day, it is not just a red carpet, it is a career move, and the celebrities who treat it that way are always the ones who come out on top,” she said.
And if she’s right, all eyes will be on Maura Higgins to see if she can turn fashion’s biggest night into her biggest breakthrough yet.
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