Starbucks is serving a secret 'Devil Wears Prada'-inspired menu: here is how to order the themed drinks

In news that would almost certainly earn a withering glance from Miranda Priestly, Starbucks has unveiled a “secret menu” inspired by The Devil Wears Prada 2.

Timed to the sequel’s May 1 opening, the limited-edition menu items build on a recent campaign featuring Adrian Grenier (who does not reprise his role from the first film in the sequel) and lean hard into character cosplay via caffeine. Available globally through the Starbucks app, the four drinks remix standard orders into personality-driven accessories.

Miranda’s Signature Order is exactly what you think it is: a no-foam, extra-shot, extra-hot nonfat latte. Then there’s Andy’s Cappuccino, an oat milk situation with caramel and cinnamon that is meant to showcase her evolution from wide-eyed assistant to someone who knows her way around a sample sale. 

Nigel, naturally, gets the most fashion-adjacent drink of the bunch: a doppio espresso con panna with mocha that’s equal parts indulgent and exacting. And Emily? She'll have an iced chai latte with almond milk and caramel.

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The drinks skew more remix than revelation, but as with most sequels, this is all about vibes and fandom, where we all become mini marketers as soon as we post a photo of our secret menu order on social media with the appropriate hashtags.

In New York, the activation goes a step further. Select Starbucks Reserve New York locations will offer promotional copies of Runway magazine, the fictional fashion bible at the center of the films, giving fans a souvenir to go with their order.

“Starbucks has been part of The Devil Wears Prada universe since the original film,” said Erin Silvoy, senior vice president of global marketing at Starbucks, in a statement. “We’re excited to bring that connection to life again, giving fans a way to step into the moment—starting with their daily coffee."

Is it a little on the nose? Absolutely. But honestly, we're pleased to welcome any new infusion of caffeine into our lives, even one that comes with an extra shot of movie marketing.