When the movie adaptation of “The Devil’s Wears Prada” was released on June 30th, 2006, many critics and scholars analyzed the movie to uncover the actual meaning of scenario, and how the female imaged was portrayed in the movie. The movie contradicted itself by empowering females in the work place, but also showing the ugliness of the female world, and the dependence on men in order to succeed. According to Casey Huang in storify, “feminism has become a good way to promote an artist or a film, but many have failed to understand the meaning behind being a true feminist” (Storify, 2014). Also, “The Devil’s Wears Prada” addressed the role of females in the society, and allowed the audience to choose good or evil role models. As Spiker said in her essay “Movies like The Devil Wears Prada demonstrate to …show more content…
The different points of view support the importance of pop culture by showing the influence of feminism on pop culture, and how pop culture influenced feminism, Sadie Trombetta says: “it influences our beliefs, our