Prada Clacker - The Devil Wears

The clacker is also a — literally. Miranda unburdens herself physically, and Andy assumes that burden symbolically. This mirrors the film’s thesis: working for Miranda means carrying her world. 5. Gender, Class, and the Labor of the Clacker Feminist readings of The Devil Wears Prada (Hollows, 2007) note that female authority is often portrayed as monstrous. However, the clacker complicates this. Unlike a male boss shouting, Miranda’s clacker is ritualized, predictable, and clean . It establishes a gendered efficiency: women in power do not need to yell; they need a system.