The American Museum of Natural History, with its grand stone facade facing Central Park West, provides the backdrop for the high-stakes charity benefit in The Devil Wears Prada. This location marks a definitive point in Andy Sachs’…
The Devil Wears Prada
Follow Andy Sachs’ rise and struggle in the cutthroat fashion world on this walk through Manhattan's key filming locations from The Devil Wears Prada. From Elias-Clarke's busy office to iconic restaurants, you will experience the high-stress glamour of Miranda Priestly's New York.
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1. American Museum of Natural History
2. King Cole Bar
The King Cole Bar is defined by a thirty-foot-wide oil painting that dominates the space from its position above the mahogany bar. This mural, titled Old King Cole, depicts a jovial monarch flanked by jesters and courtiers. It was…
3. Smith & Wollensky
Smith & Wollensky stands out for its distinct exterior of deep green and white wood. Occupying a prominent corner in midtown Manhattan, this building has housed a steakhouse since eighteen ninety-seven, though it took its current name in…
4. 1221 Avenue of the Americas
One hundred twenty-one Avenue of the Americas is a fifty-one-story skyscraper defined by its facade of alternating vertical red granite piers and broad glass stripes. Designed by architect Wallace Harrison and completed in nineteen…
5. Craft New York
Forty-three East Nineteenth Street once held a radical idea for American fine dining. When chef Tom Colicchio opened Craft in March two thousand one, he departed from the maximalist trends of the era by stripping away the flourishes and…
6. 56 Crosby St
Fifty-six Crosby Street is a nineteenth-century brick commercial building defined by its tall windows, curved iron fire escapes, and a bracketed cornice. Designed by the architectural firm Lamb and Wheeler, the structure was completed in…
7. Bubby's
Bubby's occupies the corner of Hudson and North Moore Streets in Tribeca. You can identify the building by its long presence in a neighborhood that has shifted from an industrial warehouse district to a collection of luxury lofts and…
8. Cary Building
The Cary Building occupies a prominent corner at Chambers and Church Streets, defined by a five-story cast-iron facade and repetitive arched windows. Completed between eighteen fifty-six and eighteen fifty-seven, the structure stands as a…