 Like "The Devil Wears Prada", "Everyone Worth Knowing" is essentially a morality play in which an unglamorous young single woman is suddenly thrust into a glamorous New York industry and slowly starts to get comfortable in it, despite keeping herself at a distance, at the expense of her relationship with family and friends, only to decisively reject it and begin to get what she really needs.Unlike its predecessor, however, the novel depicts far more decadent behavior from its wealthy elite, including casual sex, the frequent use of various illegal drugs and women starving themselves to the point that they frequently pass out from sheer hunger.Although in most countries the book has the same title, or a direct translation, the title in some European countries is "Gossip and Gucci", but in Spain the book is called "How to be the coolest in New York", in Finland "VIP-ihmisiä" ("VIP-people"), in Sweden "Alla var där" ("Everyone was there") and in Italy is "Al diavolo piace Dolce" (The devil likes Dolce "& Gabbana").