Miranda Priestly Walked So Today’s Female Leaders Could Lead in Heels
— A Satirical Love Letter to the Queen Who Accidentally Became a Feminist Icon The quiet marble hall of Runway magazine still echoes the soft click-clack of a pair of red stilettos; you just need to listen close enough. No, it’s not a ghost. It’s the legacy of Miranda Priestly, dropping the OG fashion CEO fear, that still haunts boardrooms, and every “circle back” email sent by a woman in power today. If we are honest with ourselves, Miranda had no intention to become a feminist role model. She just wanted to become….well, Miranda. The woman walked into her cabin with just one goal: keep the fashion world going while wearing haute couture, sharp enough to slice everyone working with her. However, the fictional editor-in-chief accidentally pioneered an entire generation of women who wanted to make it big in the corporate world. So, with The Devil Wears Prada sequel dropping its teaser, it’s time to admit the reality: Miranda Priestly walked so today’s female leaders could l...
