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      This is my third time watching The Devil Wears Prada. For this movie I don’t have too much comment on its plot, cause’ it’s no more a repeat of routine Hollywood soap opera, which tells about the foam of superfacial fame and bland competition among career people.

       The real attraction lies in all the fantastic dresses and glowns in the movie. The heroin is no doubt a beauty, at least for me she is. Even when she started her job in the Runway, she looks pure and … not bad anyhow. And, of course, after dressed up she is amazing~!

       Among all the gorgeous dresses I think the most fansy suit is the following white overcoat with the shoulder bag, gloves, and hat. A super match!

      Even after her resignation from the Runway and takes up her job as a journalist in a small publishhouse, her tast is obviously changed, definitely different from that of the former blue sweater girl handing resume to Mirada in her office.

     Mirada, of course, is the monster in her power strentch, especially in the Runway magzine head office. Being her assistant is torturing, but the position has never be vacant. “Girls are killing to get the job.” What’s the attraction? Fashion to be sure!

      Anyway, clever Andy received Mirada’s trust and respect. She companied her to Paris, received the permition to enter her house and wan bounch of clothes and shoes. Whatever her final choice was leaving or staying, she succeded.

     This movie is, in a word, attractive. I enjoy it as a soap opera, an unrealistic dream, as well as a fashion show. Hope you like it too.

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