Simone Ashley’s Prada Micro Minidress Comes With a Dramatic Train

Simone Ashleybrought a bold mix of structure and drama to ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ premiere. She stepped out in a strikingPradacustom look that redefines the micro minidress.

Simone Ashley takes on ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ premiere in Prada micro minidress with a train

At first glance, the dress is all about clean lines. The strapless silhouette is sharply tailored, hugging the bodice with subtle paneling that adds structure without overwhelming the look. The bright lime-green satin instantly stands out on the red carpet, delivering a fresh, high-impact color moment that feels both modern and playful.

However, it is the unexpected contrast that makes the outfit memorable. While the front keeps things minimal with its ultra-short hemline, the back introduces a dramatic floor-length train that transforms the dress entirely. The duality between micro and maxi creates movement and visual interest, giving the look a couture-like finish perfect for the fashion-focused movie.

Simone Ashley kept the styling sleek and controlled. She wore her hair in soft, loose, polished waves with a center part. This complemented the dress’ clean neckline. The makeup leaned into warm, sculpted tones, with defined eyes and a neutral lip that let the dress’ color take center stage. She paired the look with metallic Prada logo leather slingback pumps. This choice of footwear added a subtle contrast that tied in without distracting.

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Minimal jewelry fromGaratti Milano, including a delicate choker and a green diamond statement ring, completed the ensemble without overcomplicating it. The accessories felt intentional, just enough to elevate the look while keeping the focus on the silhouette.

Overall, it was a confident red carpet moment that balanced simplicity with drama. Ashley proved that even a micro minidress can deliver full impact when paired with the right details, making this one of the standout looks from the premiere.

Originally reported by Viha Shah forThe Fashion Spot.

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April 22, 2026

Simone Ashley’s Prada Micro Minidress Comes With a Dramatic Train

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Mike Vrabel Breaks His Silence on Dianna Russini Photo Scandal, Says He's Had 'Difficult Conversations' with Family

Mike Vrabel addressed the ongoing photo scandal involving Dianna Russini during a Patriots press conference on Tuesday, April 21

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• Vrabel thanked media for their "patience" and said he's had "some difficult conversations" with family, friends and colleagues since the photos were published

• Vrabel said he doesn't want the scandal to become a distraction for the team

Patriots head coachMike Vrabelhas broken his silence on the rumors surrounding his relationship with fired NFL reporter Dianna Russini.

Vrabel, 50, spoke to media during apress conferenceon Tuesday, April 21, where he addressed the photos of him and Russini — who are both married to other people — hugging and holding hands at a luxury hotel in Arizona for the first time since they were published in theNew York Posttwo weeks earlier.

Vrabel began by thanking the media members for their "patience" as he's stayed silent on the situation.

"Thank you for your patience that you’ve shown in a personal and private matter for me and obviously everybody involved. I know that that's not easy for you and I respect that and I appreciate that," he said.

"I understand I could’ve addressed you guys sooner, but it was important to me to have a conversation with the players, which I did yesterday, very candidly," Vrabel continued, noting that he doesn't want his personal matter to "take away from the weekend of the Draft" or the "amazing journey" that the incoming rookies will begin this season.

"With that being said," Vrabel continued, "I've had some difficult conversations with people I care about about — with my family, the organization, the coaches, the players."

Those conversations "have been positive and productive," said Vrabel, adding, "In order to be successful on and off the field, you have to make good decisions. That includes me. That starts with me. We never want our actions to negatively affect the team, never want to be the cause of distraction."

Vrabel said he cares "deeply about this football team" and he's "excited" to begin the new season.

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"I know I'm going to attack each day with humility and focus," he promised, assuring media and fans that they'll be getting "the best version of me going forward" in the presser. "And in order to do that, I wanted to address this and thank you for your patience," Vrabel concluded.

When the photos, initiallypublished by Page Six, circulated on Tuesday, April 7, both Vrabel and Russini immediately issued statements denying a personal relationship.

"These photos show a completely innocent interaction and any suggestion otherwise is laughable," Vrabel said at the time. "This doesn’t deserve any further response."

Russini, who officially resigned from The Athletic on April 14, initially said, "The photos don’t represent the group of six people who were hanging out during the day. Like most journalists in the NFL, reporters interact with sources away from stadiums and other venues," Russini told the outlet.

While Russini resigned from The Athletic as they investigate her involvement with Vrabel, the Patriots coach is not facing any disciplinary action from the NFL, a league official confirmed to PEOPLE on April 20. NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy said that the New England Patriots coach is not under investigation for any violation regarding the league’s personal conduct policy.

In her resignation letter, Russini said "commentators in various media have engaged in self-feeding speculation that is simply unmoored from the facts" and added, "It continues to escalate, fueled by repeated leaks, and I have no interest in submitting to a public inquiry that has already caused far more damage than I am willing to accept."

Russini's resignation letter continued: "Rather than allowing this to continue, I have decided to step aside now — before my current contract expires on June 30. I do so not because I accept the narrative that has been constructed around this episode, but because I refuse to lend it further oxygen or to let it define me or my career.”

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Mike Vrabel Breaks His Silence on Dianna Russini Photo Scandal, Says He's Had 'Difficult Conversations' with Family

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J.J. Moser, Lightning bounce back for OT win over Habs

J.J. Moser scored 12:48 into overtime, giving the host Tampa Bay Lightning a 3-2 comeback victory over the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday and evening their first-round Eastern Conference playoff series at one win each.

Tampa Bay fully controlled the game in the extra period and was rewarded when Moser found the net. He gained the puck off a faceoff win in the offensive zone, worked his way to a shooting position at the top of the right circle and wired a top-corner shot for his first career playoff tally.

"It's a thing you dream of as a kid," Moser said to Sportsnet. "There's a lot of things you dream of, but that's for sure one."

Montreal, which won Game 1 in overtime, was outshot 9-0 in overtime of Game 2.

The series shifts to Montreal for Game 3 on Friday.

"Their back was against the wall and it showed that they wanted it, they really wanted it, so good for them," said Canadiens goalie Jakub Dobes. 'Everyone on our team has to be better and I'm really excited to show our game at home, what we can do. It's a good series and I'm really excited for Friday."

Tampa Bay's Brandon Hagel collected a goal and an assist. Nikita Kucherov tallied once, Anthony Cirelli collected two assists and goaltender Andrei Vasilevskiy made 25 saves for Tampa Bay, which snapped a collection of playoff swoons.

"That was probably the best hockey we've played in this series, to be honest, in overtime," said Hagel. "I think it was fun to watch and that's a good thing for our team. We can kind of remember that feeling and remember the way we played and what worked, because it was a clinic in overtime for us."

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The Lightning had lost four in a row and 10 of their 11 postseason home games, plus seven straight overtime affairs during Stanley Cup playoff action.

Lane Hutson and Josh Anderson tallied for the Canadiens, while Dobes stopped 31 shots, including eight in overtime.

"Both games could have gone either way," Canadiens forward Kaiden Guhle said. "It's playoff hockey. It sucks right now, but I don't think we played a bad game. Overtime got away from us a little bit, we were on our heels, but 1-1 going to Montreal, I like how that feels."

The clubs traded goals in a chippy first period. Hagel put the Lightning on the board at 8:40 with his team's first shot on target. The puck came to Hagel at the top of the left circle, and he unloaded a top-corner slap shot for his third goal of the series.

Hutson tied the clash less than eight minutes later with Montreal's fourth power-play goal in the series. Hutson sent a one-timer from the point position that ricocheted off a defender and into the net for his first career playoff tally.

Anderson gave Montreal the lead with 84 seconds remaining in the second period. Jake Evans won a battle for the puck deep in the Tampa Bay zone and Phillip Danault chipped it to the front of the net, where Anderson was waiting to chip it into the cage for his second goal of the series.

Kucherov evened the score at 12:33 of the third period. Hagel intercepted a poor clearing attempt and fired a long shot wide. Kucherov grabbed the loose puck behind the net and converted a wraparound for his first playoff goal in 17 outings. His last playoff goal came on April 18, 2023, the opener of a first-round series against the Toronto Maple Leafs.

--Field Level Media

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April 22, 2026

J.J. Moser, Lightning bounce back for OT win over Habs

J.J. Moser scored 12:48 into overtime, giving the host Tampa Bay Lightning a 3-2 comeback victory over the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesda...

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