In her commentary on 'The Devil Wears Prada 2,' Alexandra Shulman, the former editor of British Vogue, critiques the sensationalized depiction of female magazine bosses as bullies. While she admits to having asked assistants for personal favors, she argues that the extreme accounts of abuse in media narratives do not align with her experiences. Shulman notes that the competitive nature of the magazine industry can lead to tough demands but emphasizes that this is not unique to women in power. She also points out the lack of scrutiny on male magazine bosses who exhibit similar behaviors. Additionally, Shulman shares her views on various topics, including the need for police presence in London to combat rising nuisance crimes, her reliance on pre-flight wine to ease anxiety, and the joy of browsing bookshops, which she feels is diminishing in the digital age. Lastly, she criticizes Marks & Spencer for following the trend of extravagant fashion shows, advocating for more environmentally responsible practices.