The New York Post has just written on its site that Vogue’s editor-in-chief Anna Wintour might leave Vogue. Sources said Vogue editrix Anna Wintour is mulling retirement.
“Her contract is up soon,” an insider said. “She’s thinking of retiring. She feels she’s done it all and had enough.
She’s so tired out, she just let Men’s Vogue close instead of fighting for it.” Wintour, who nurtured the careers of countless designers, would be sorely missed.
A rep said, “This is completely unfounded.”
Anna Wintour is desperately trying to save Vogue from the economic recession. It’s the only fact that explains why she put top-selling face Jennifer Aniston on Vogue’s December 2008 cove with a big tagline “What Angelina did was very uncool”.
If Vogue previously reminded us of Cosmo or Glamour, now it looks like US Weekly. The cover is awful like it’s never been before.
What Anna Wintour did is very uncool.
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‘The Model as Muse: Embodying Fashion’ is the main theme of an upcoming Costume Institute Gala. Fashion’s most glamorous night will be hosted by Kate Moss, teaming up with Justin Timberlake, Marc Jacobs and Anna Wintour.
Exploring the relationship between fashion and beauty, the exhibition will focus on the iconic models of the 20th century, including Naomi Campbell, Gisele, Jerry Hall, Cindy Crawford, and of course, Moss herself.
Speaking to WWD, Jacobs explained the concept: ‘The idea of muses or models, whether it is someone you know or someone you have seen in an image, someone of your imagination or a creature of your own invention, is important to every designer and every collection,’ he explained.
Every year, the Costume Institute Gala attracts A-listers and fashion faces, with this year’s red carpet embracing the likes of the Beckhams, Jennifer Lopez, Kate Bosworth, Katie Holmes and Beyoncé.
If Anna Wintour has her eye on a beautiful dress, she will be sure to wear it for many, many times. During the last Fashion Weeks, she was photographed in the same Prada dress three times. This time around, the Devil wears Carolina Herrera. First, she appeared in a Carolina Hererra outfit at the Salvatore Ferragamo show in Milan, then she wore it at Wimbledon, and finally yesterday, she showed up at the Chanel couture show in the same dress.
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Love? Yes, definitely, she loves this floral dress.
Anna Wintour, the editor-in-chief of American Vogue has been awarded an Officer of the Order of the British Empire for her services to both British journalism and British fashion in the United States, reports The Telegraph.
Wintour, a controversial figure in the Fashion industry, is said to be the inspiration for the “boss from hell” character in the best selling book and movie, The Devil Wears Prada.
Wintour who rises before 6:00 am every day is reportedly paid $2 million dollars a year. She is a regular fixture on the front row of the world’s cat walks and her trade mark sunglasses and bob have become something of a cause celebre.
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Do you want to wear a ‘Wintour’ watch? Don’t be surprised, but Vogue editor Anna Wintour has become the inspiration behind a fine watch line created by JCK jewelry.
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While Wintour herself has no affiliation with Wintour the brand, mum’s the word on whether it actually references her. Maybe the hands are sunglass stems? The face is a bob? The numerals are Roman Vs? “You will understand when you see it,” said a representative for the brand. “We will not preview it to anyone.” As for Wintour’s timely reaction, a Vogue spokesman said simply, “Anna is looking forward to seeing the watches.”
Finally, Sex and the City arrived at the City! The four fashion divas, hit the red carpet again at Radio City Music Hall in NYC, in eye-catching gowns.
Sarah Jessica Parker shined in a metallic Nina Ricci gown.
Kim Cattrall wore a metallic strapless Vivienne Westwood dress.
Cynthia Nixon was simple and gorgeous in a white Narciso Rodriguez gown.
Kristin Davis stepped out in a pleated gold Donna Karan dress that is a traditional Charlotte York style.
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Vogue editrix Anna Wintour, Mary J. Blige, Fergie, and Ashley Olsen.
Anna Wintour’s Costume Institute Gala is considered the fashion party of the year and we are impatient to see what the celebs will wear.
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As NY Daily News reports, Anna Wintour thinks you’d better go large with the “superhero” theme at next Monday’s Metropolitan Museum Costume Institute Gala, if you want to see yourself in Vogue.
“People tend to play it safe, but Anna likes anyone who makes an effort. Bolder looks really make the party, and they make it into the magazine,” says an insider.
Kate Moss, Tilda Swinton, Jennifer Lopez, Katie Holmes, Kate Bosworth, Tom Cruise, Mariah Carey, Renée Zellweger, Scarlett Johansson, Claire Danes, Eva Mendes, Rachel Bilson, Fergie and Mischa Barton - are all expected to attend the Costume Institute Gala next Monday. As for the designers - look out for Valentino, Giorgio Armani, Tom Ford, Dolce & Gabbana, Chanel, Calvin Klein, Alberta Feretti, and Donatella Versace. As you can see, the list is great!
The glamorous Russian tennis star celebrated her 21st birthday in a teal Lanvin dress and a Tiffany & Co. diamond headband. Anna Wintour, Vera Wang, and Michelle Trachtenberg all came to congratulate Sharapova that night.
After being presented an oversized bottle of Moët & Chandon champagne bejeweled with her name in rhinestones, she happily blew out the candles to her custom made multi-tiered cupcake cake comprised of 180 treats. Among her gifts? A Tag Heuer Carrera chronograph with diamond bezel, white mother of pearl dial, and black alligator strap, reports Fashionweek daily.
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