The Signature Order: Miranda’s "No Questions" Latte
The centerpiece of the collaboration is, unsurprisingly, the drink that fueled a thousand assistant meltdowns. Starting April 20, 2026, you can order Miranda’s Signature Order through the Starbucks app:
The Spec: A no-foam, extra-shot, extra-hot Caffè Latte with nonfat milk.
The Vibe: As the campaign notes, anything less would simply prompt... questions.
The Full 'Runway' Menu
The limited-edition "Secret Menu" includes four customizations inspired by the iconic original cast:
Character The Drink The Flavor Profile Miranda Signature Latte No-foam, extra-shot, extra-hot, nonfat milk. Bold and uncompromising. Andy Elevated Cappuccino Oatmilk Cappuccino with caramel and cinnamon. "Simple yet elevated." Nigel Go-to Doppio Espresso Con Panna with mocha sauce. "Refined and bold." Emily Fave Iced Chai Iced Chai Latte with almondmilk and sugar-free caramel. "Fussy and glacial."
The 'Runway' Experience: Empire State Pop-Up
For fans who want more than just the caffeine, the collaboration has gone physical in New York and Milan:
NYC - The Empire State Building: Starting yesterday, April 24, the Starbucks Reserve location in the Empire State Building began offering copies of a Limited-Edition promotional Runway Magazine to customers
Milan - La Rinascente: The iconic department store has transformed into a Devil Wears Prada 2 haven, featuring a replica of Miranda Priestly’s desk where fans can take selfies
From First Sip to Final Scene
This partnership isn't just a marketing gimmick; Starbucks will also be featured within the film itself, acknowledging the brand's role as the unofficial fuel of the Runway offices since 2006.
SantaBanta Verdict:
By turning Miranda Priestly’s "irrational" coffee demands into a global menu item, Starbucks and 20th Century Studios have executed a perfect bit of meta-marketing. It’s a way for fans to participate in the "glamour and lightness" of the sequel before it even hits theaters. Just remember: if you’re ordering the Miranda, make sure you don’t let it get cold. That would be... catastrophic.
