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One-night-only event brings together fashion, film, and culture ahead of the film's national release
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Californer -- Atelier 411 Studios and the Columbus Fashion Council will present a one-night-only red carpet experience at Gateway Film Center on April 30th, offering Columbus audiences a chance to celebrate the return of Miranda Priestly and Andy Sachs in The Devil Wears Prada 2. The event is open to the public with tickets available for purchase.
Designed as more than a traditional moviegoing experience, the evening brings together Columbus creatives across fashion, art, and hospitality for a curated "social cinema" event. Guests will step into a red carpet arrival experience, celebrating the influence of fashion in film and the city's growing creative energy.
"We wanted to create something that goes beyond a typical movie night," said Krystopher Scott, Founder of Atelier 411 Studios. "This is a full experience where fashion, film, and hospitality come together in a way that feels intentional, social, and immersive."
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"This is exactly the kind of collaboration that reflects where Columbus is right now as a creative, fashion city," said Yiema M. John, Executive Director of the Columbus Fashion Council. "We're bringing together designers, artists, and audiences in a way that showcases our talent and creates space for fashion to be experienced beyond the runway."
With a theater capacity of 300 guests, tickets are available in two distinct tiers:
The Premier Night Event will feature contributions from local creatives, including fashion and fiber artist Celeste Malvar-Stewart and a custom curated drink selection by culinary collaborator Daniel Moroyoqui, further elevating the immersive experience.
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The Devil Wears Prada 2, starring Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway, continues the story of Miranda Priestly and Andy Sachs in the evolving world of modern media, exploring power, reinvention, and the changing landscape of the fashion industry.
As Columbus continues to grow as a hub for fashion and creative collaboration, events like this highlight the city's ability to bring together disciplines and create meaningful cultural experiences for the community.
Tickets are available for purchase through the Gateway Film Center at https://gatewayfilmcenter.org/purchase/4870767/. Advance purchase is recommended due to limited capacity.
Designed as more than a traditional moviegoing experience, the evening brings together Columbus creatives across fashion, art, and hospitality for a curated "social cinema" event. Guests will step into a red carpet arrival experience, celebrating the influence of fashion in film and the city's growing creative energy.
"We wanted to create something that goes beyond a typical movie night," said Krystopher Scott, Founder of Atelier 411 Studios. "This is a full experience where fashion, film, and hospitality come together in a way that feels intentional, social, and immersive."
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"This is exactly the kind of collaboration that reflects where Columbus is right now as a creative, fashion city," said Yiema M. John, Executive Director of the Columbus Fashion Council. "We're bringing together designers, artists, and audiences in a way that showcases our talent and creates space for fashion to be experienced beyond the runway."
With a theater capacity of 300 guests, tickets are available in two distinct tiers:
- General Admission Screening: Includes access to the film screening only ($15.00)
- Premiere Night Experience: Offers early access beginning at 6:00 p.m. with a curated pre-show featuring light hors d'oeuvres and beverages, admission to the 7:00 p.m. screening, and access to the exclusive after-party in the Gateway Film Center's Torpedo Room from 9:30 p.m. to midnight, along with two drink tickets and curated food offerings ($36.50)
The Premier Night Event will feature contributions from local creatives, including fashion and fiber artist Celeste Malvar-Stewart and a custom curated drink selection by culinary collaborator Daniel Moroyoqui, further elevating the immersive experience.
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The Devil Wears Prada 2, starring Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway, continues the story of Miranda Priestly and Andy Sachs in the evolving world of modern media, exploring power, reinvention, and the changing landscape of the fashion industry.
As Columbus continues to grow as a hub for fashion and creative collaboration, events like this highlight the city's ability to bring together disciplines and create meaningful cultural experiences for the community.
Tickets are available for purchase through the Gateway Film Center at https://gatewayfilmcenter.org/purchase/4870767/. Advance purchase is recommended due to limited capacity.
Source: Columbus Fashion Council
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