
Şeytan Marka Giyer
New York moda dünyasının göz alıcı karmaşasında, sıfır bedenli muhteşem kadınlar içindeyken saçınızın kötü olduğu bir gün iş hayatınızın sonu olabilir. İşte Runway Dergisi bu inanılmaz cehennemin tam ortasıdır. Miranda Priestly ise moda dünyasının en güçlü kadını Runway'in korku salan kraliçesi kendisine bir asistan alacaktır. Milyonlarca kızın hayatını verebileceği bir iş ise sıradan bir New York'ta yaşayan Andy Sachs için göz kırpmaktadır. Yapacağı iş kesinlikle kendisine saygısı olmayan insanların yapabileceği türden, yaşamı bırakıp çalışmaya dayalı bir tür Miranda köleliğidir.
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