The stars were out in full force for the much-awaited premiere of "The Devil Wears Prada" musical in the vibrant city of London. This event was a star-studded affair, with a notable presence from a member of the royal family. The red carpet was graced by an array of celebrities, each adding their own glamour to the occasion.

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Star-Studded Attendance

Lily Collins and Elizabeth Hurley, the fashion icons Donatella Versace and Betsey Johnson, along with the film and musical's ostensible muse, Anna Wintour, were among the distinguished guests. Vanessa Williams, the lead of the musical, shone brightly as she took on the role of the "Devil" herself, Miranda Priestly, which was originally portrayed by Meryl Streep in the 2006 hit film based on Lauren Weisberger's 2003 novel. The cast also boasted a wealth of theater talent, with Georgie Buckland as Andy (originally played by Anne Hathaway) and Amy Di Bartolomeo as Emily (originally played by Emily Blunt).The musical's music, composed by Elton John, added another layer of brilliance to the production. He has an impressive portfolio of theater compositions, including "The Lion King" and "Tammy Faye." This premiere was a gathering of not only Hollywood and fashion elites but also members of the British nobility. British fashion model, DJ, and Scottish noble Charteris family member Lady Mary Charteris, along with model and British royal family member Lady Amelia Windsor, were in attendance. Additionally, Collins' husband and film director Charlie McDowell, Hurley's model son Damian Hurley, and theater and film actor Luke Evans also added to the star-studded crowd."The Devil Wears Prada" is the latest 2000s film to receive the theater treatment, following in the footsteps of "Mean Girls" and "Legally Blonde." Currently running at the Dominion Theatre on London's West End, tickets for this musical are on sale through 2025. Williams shared with USA TODAY in September that the intention is to bring the show to Broadway at some point. She said, "The West End version is a different show than if anyone saw it in Chicago. So I'm really excited to show the audience what it's turned into. And I know Elton is very happy." This musical is truly a spectacle that has captured the hearts of audiences and is set to continue enchanting them for years to come.