Meryl Streep has done it again - and this time, she's doubled down on her love affair with Australian fashion.
The Oscar-winning actress, 76, has stepped out in yet another piece from Brisbane-based label DISSH.
The star was wearing the brand's $139.99 Elle Dark Chocolate Pant while arriving at BBC Radio 2 studios in London during the press tour for The Devil Wears Prada 2.
It marks the second DISSH sighting in a matter of days for the Hollywood icon, after she was previously photographed in New York wearing the brand's cult-favourite Romy Cream Barrel Leg Tailored Pants ($159.99), marking a major moment for the quietly booming Australian label.
Very much channelling her signature Miranda Priestly polish, Streep's latest look leaned into rich, tonal dressing.
She paired the chocolate-hued tailored trousers with a bold red long-sleeve top, a dramatic feather scarf and her trademark black-framed reading glasses.
The stylish combination struck the perfect balance between statement and sophistication, and naturally, the internet wasted no time reacting.
Sharing the moment on Instagram, DISSH sent fans into meltdown with a cheeky caption: 'The Devil wears you know what. Hint it's us (again).
Meryl Streep has done it again - and this time, she's doubled down on her love affair with Australian fashion brand DISSH
'The Elle Dark Choc Pant has a new fan and her name is Meryl Streep. Everyone remain calm. (No one is calm.)'
And it wasn't just Streep stealing the spotlight.
Also featured in the post was her co-star Anne Hathaway, who appeared in a full dark grey ensemble, with a sleek pencil skirt paired with a matching cardigan.
The duo further fuelled excitement around the film's hotly anticipated sequel and its already headline-making wardrobe.
The latest sighting only cements Streep as an unlikely ambassador for Australian fashion.
Just last week in New York, she was also spotted wearing some statement studded boots from cult Aussie brand Bared Footwear.
The consistent run suggests this is no one-off styling choice, but a genuine appreciation for fashion Down Under.
For DISSH, the exposure is nothing short of game-changing.
Channelling her signature Miranda Priestly polish, Streep's latest look leaned into rich, tonal dressing. She paired the chocolate-hued tailored trousers with a bold red long-sleeve top, a dramatic feather scarf and her trademark black-framed reading glasses
Known for its clean lines, elevated basics and accessible price point, the brand has quietly built a global fan-base and boasts over 1.3 million followers on its Instagram account alone.
Having one of the most recognisable women in the world step out in not one, but multiple pieces in the same week, marks a significant turning point.
And it comes at a time when tailored trousers - particularly relaxed, modern silhouettes - are dominating the fashion conversation.
From barrel-leg styles to fluid straight cuts, the shift towards polished yet wearable tailoring has been embraced by everyone from street style stars to A-list celebrities, with Streep now firmly among them.
It marks the second DISSH sighting in a matter of days for the Hollywood icon, after she was previously photographed in New York wearing the brand's cult-favourite Romy Cream Barrel Leg Tailored Pants ($159.99), pictured
Known for its clean lines, elevated basics and accessible price point, DISSH has quietly built a global fan-base with over 1.3 million Instagram followers alone. Pictured: DISSH Romy Cream Barrel Leg Tailored Pants ($159.99)
Streep has continued her Aussie fashion streak on another press day in New York, stepping out in Bared Footwear's 'Mino' studded boots, priced at $389 (pictured)
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If her latest appearances are anything to go by, Miranda Priestly's wardrobe in The Devil Wears Prada 2 may be just as influential the second time around.
'Miranda Priestly in DISSH? I'm screaming,' one follower wrote.
'This is ICONIC,' another added.
Others were quick to point out the accessibility of the look, with many stunned that one of Hollywood's most powerful women is repeatedly stepping out in pieces under $200.
'The fact Meryl is wearing something I can actually afford, stoked,' one fan joked.
'Running to buy these immediately,' another said, while a third added.
Some longtime shoppers of the brand were equally thrilled to see it reach new heights.
'I've worn DISSH for years,' one commented.