Prada may have a title role in “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” which premieres in Italy’s fashion capital on Thursday, but fashion at large gets a spotlight and Milan a supporting role. The film evokes Prada without being about the storied fashion house that has become synonymous with Milan.

When film stylist Patricia Field famously scrambled in a matter of weeks to pull together $1 million worth of high-end fashion for the original “Devil Wears Prada” film in 2006, the looks were jaw-dropping, with astonishing price tags for the time.

Streep's stylist Michaela Erlanger tells PEOPLE all about dressing the star for the global press run — and why her Sole Bliss shoes have gone the distance

Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, and director David Frankel tell EW what it was like having the "Vogue" mastermind on set for a day.

In the sequel's trailer, the Meryl Streep character surprised fans by seemingly not recalling most of the events of the first movie. The team explained that decision at the NYC premiere.

Elizabeth Cordry Shaffer borrowed Wintour's floral ensemble

FN spoke to 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' costume designer Molly Rogers about the famous Chanel thigh-high boots from the first film.

The secret menu is just part of Starbucks’ broader collaboration with “The Devil Wears Prada 2.” Starting April 24, the Starbucks Reserve location in the Empire State Building in New York City will be offering copies of the limited-edition promotional “Runway Magazine,” the publication Miranda Priestly runs.

A trailer for the new movie shows Streep's character Miranda Priestly in studded Valentino heels — but this was never meant to be the real look, says Molly Rogers

"I'm glad we waited."

Despite her busy schedule, Ashley is also finding time to champion causes she believes in. The longtime L'Oreal ambassador is starring in a new "Stand Up" campaign to raise awareness around street harassment.