Despite the investigation, Milan awaits the "Devil Wears Prada 2" crew.

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On an August evening when the Milan issue is inevitably discussed and the table is divided—the table is actually low, we're having coffee—the chic but very important news of the week for supporters of the "let's defend Milan" model comes out, namely that from September 28th, for a month, the crew of "The Devil Wears Prada 2," of which we are served at least three set photos taken at the Met or on the streets of Manhattan every day on social media, will be in the city , and has already set up headquarters, or rather the first filming, not in City Life, but in Piazza dei Mercanti, the last medieval nucleus of the center, which is also close to a long restoration.

There's no anxiety among the two institutions that in the preceding weeks organize their events in the building across the street, the Giureconsulti, built in the 17th century to block the path of the banker Marino, who owns the palace of the same name. These are Milan Beauty Week, which closes on the 21st with a concert at the Teatro alla Scala and the donation ceremony for the restoration of the well located right in Piazza dei Mercanti, and Milan Fashion Week, which actually closes on the 29th but also celebrates at La Scala with the Sustainability Awards on the 27th. We imagine invitations have already been sent out to the entire cast, starting with Anna Hathaway, whom Italian brands have always been fighting over. There's a bit more anxiety, however, at the City Hall. Not so much because of the inevitable crowd of adoring fans quoting from memory the famous tirade about the cerulean sweater, but because of the comments and speculation that, by then, the investigation will not have returned to the track of legal proceedings, abandoning the shackles of the pillory .

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