Emily Charlton

I'm on this new diet. I don't eat anything, and when I feel like I'm about to faint, I eat a cube of cheese.

The film subtly touches upon the weight concerns within the fashion industry, as seen in Emily's commentary and Andy's eventual weight loss. A character in the novel and film The Devil Wears Prada played by Emily Blunt.
Worked as a fashion magazine assistant to the demanding Miranda Priestly.
Became the focus of a sequel novel, When Life Gives You Lululemons, which explores her life as an image consultant. Emily Charlton, nicknamed Em, was originally Miranda Priestly's junior assistant before being promoted to senior assistant sometime prior to the start of The Devil Wears Prada. She met with Andrea Sachs and at Miranda's orders hired her at the start of the novel and film.In "The Devil Wears Prada," Emily Charlton is portrayed as a skinny, almost anorexic-looking, and impeccably dressed assistant to Prada. She is known for her effortless style, often described as "chic". The movie also highlights a contrast between her thin appearance and the character's weight concerns, as seen in the film's dialogue. She is now an established image consultant in Greenwich, Connecticut, working with the rich and famous. In the sequel, Emily is married to a man named Miles who is described as having a "beautiful body". She's known for her unique and fashionable choices, often contrasting with her more reserved colleagues. The character of Emily Charlton is the focus of the novel When Life Gives You Lululemons, which picks up with Emily's life after leaving Runway and working as an image consultant Mashable,The character Emily Charlton was originally envisioned to have an American accent, but actress Emily Blunt convinced the director to have her character portrayed as British, believing it better suited the character's portrayal The actress Emily Blunt brought Emily Charlton to life on screen in the film adaptation of The Devil Wears Prada. Emily Charlton is the first assistant to Miranda Priestly at the fictional Runway magazine, as introduced in the novel and film. While often