“Without Foam, Served Hot” Starbucks Releases Two “The Devil Wears Prada 2” Beverages

'Starbucks Korea,' Surpasses 1 Million Admissions with the Launch of 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' Limited-Edition Custom Drinks

'Starbucks Korea' partnered with the blockbuster film 'The Devil Wears Prada 2', which is sparking a surge in popularity after surpassing 1 million cumulative admissions, and officially launched two special custom beverages in 10-day promotions across stores nationwide.

This new product release is a key part of a large-scale global campaign jointly rolled out by global 'Starbucks' and '20th Century Studios'. The standout feature is how the distinct character of the film’s two main figures, 'Miranda' and 'Andy', has been meticulously translated into the coffee recipes.

Meticulously Demanding Orders in the Film, Reborn as Perfect Real-World Recipes

The most talked-about menu item is 'Miranda Caffè Latte', which perfectly recreates the editor 'Miranda'’s strict and detail-oriented ordering style from the movie—"Without foam, low-fat milk, extra shots, hot"—with not the slightest deviation. Alongside it, 'Andy Cappuccino', planned with the assistant 'Andy' in mind, uses oat milk as the base and blends in a sweet caramel syrup and a dusting of cinnamon powder, delivering a soft yet distinctly energetic flavor.

• 'Miranda Caffè Latte': No foam, low-fat milk, add espresso shots, hot (Hot) only

• 'Andy Cappuccino': Oat milk base, caramel syrup, cinnamon powder topping

A Return of Original Members: Power to Hit 1 Million in Just 9 Days

The film 'The Devil Wears Prada 2', released on January 29 last month, drew worldwide attention as the original cast members—who previously led the box-office wins in earlier installments, including 'Meryl Streep' and 'Anne Hathaway'—came together flawlessly. As a result, it has touched the 1 million admissions milestone in just 9 days since release, bringing strong renewed energy back to a sluggish theater scene.

'Starbucks' said, "We planned a special beverage that captures the protagonists’ unwavering tastes, so audiences can experience the deep lingering after-feel they felt on screen just as vividly in everyday life."