Did you see Anna Wintour on David Letterman last night? It was amazing, because the Vogue editor smiled. And because while she walked on to the stage with her signature sunglasses, she removed them as a courtesy to the late night host. Why should you care about this woman?
Because while she may rule the women’s fashion world, she can single-handedly make a gay male fashion designer’s career. See: Zac Posen. (And she plugged Thom Browne.) Not to mention all the photographers, stylists, and make-up artists her magazine requires to produce a single issue — who are, of course, all gay.
Wintour, currently starring in the apropos The September Issue, comes off less villain-y with Letterman than she does in gossip columns. But you know there’s a soul-eating entity behind that frail, external layer.
kevinvancouver
love love love her…
Dave
We all wish we could even be half the fashion ice queen she is. Kudos to her and her success. It would be so different if she were a man.
ras
love her, but girl needs to step up her game at vogue….editorials are getting stale and safe…a little inspiration from her european counterpart would be a fresh change on the pages of american vogue…
prissysissy
Pretty sure she’s less of queeny bitch than the editors here, and half the commentators.
ras
@Dave:
and give her props for looking good. i mean, she’s not those fat, overweight, badly dressed fashion editors (e.g. glenda bailey, alexandra schulman), models in her mag are thin and fit and dressed well – just like her 🙂 she practice what she preached.
trickytoro
I could really get behind her genius if she stopped pushing fur.