Costume designer Molly Rogers has revealed that Meryl Streep pushed hard to keep a key piece from the new Devil Wears Prada look in the film. The team had debated whether it was too bold for the movie. According to Rogers, Streep fell in love with a specific jacket and insisted it be part of Miranda Priestly’s wardrobe, calling it the moment she “found” the character again. US actress Meryl Streep speaks during the unveiling ceremony of US-British actress Emily Blunt and US actor Stanley Tucci’s adjoining stars at the Walk of Fame in Hollywood, California. (AFP) The jacket Streep refused to lose Rogers told the story of a fitting room session where the team was trying on different skirts and blouses but still felt something was missing. She said, “We were in the fitting room, and we were trying on pencil skirts, because they really make you sit up straight. You know, you walk different in a pencil skirt.” She added that the skirts from the first film were starting to look “dated,” and …