I never get her success. But always speculated that like many enduringly powerful people of this world, it is down to one thing: Network, and connections. Whether it is inherited or earned from scratch.
Oh darling, weren't you paying attention to the video ? Network and connections ? She slept her way to the top. So many boyfriends gave her positions in magazines. Well, that's also like many "powerful" ( please take note of the air quotes ), women ( also take note, men do not have this option ), she neither inherited nor earned it completely, she used her female body, closed her eyes and thought of Vogue. And here she is, Queen bitch of fashion. I get her success, its a tale as old as time, one things for sure, she's sure no " I don't need no man feminist".
I'm not even into fashion, I don't own anything, and have no interest in owning something designer or luxury, but the passion with which you guys create content is just so affecting that I love watching your videos and learning from them. Blessings to you all!
Anna is a legend. She’s the reason every American & British little girl and teenage girl felt excitement everyday of their lives about FASHION & the fashion industry, she’s the reason every aspiring little girl wanted to be MORE.
So you watched only the beginning of the video and you make your opinion ? Yeah she had connection like everyone in this business but she succeeded . Would you have say the same if she was a man ?
@@zaasfromparis I studied fashion communication and promotion for 4 years at university, anyone who has studied fashion has the impossible task of not researching her like a crazy ex. And I would say exactly the same if she were a man, she’s worked hard, no can deny that. But she’s in the position she is now because she had connections. All other countries have nepotism, but nothing can beat the stink of the nepotism in this country. And yes, I already decided to write that comment as my thumb clicked the video which I watched in its entirety. It was a good angle and fresh way of portraying Anna. P.s. it’s not really like the devil wears Prada, the book more but not the film.
i absolutely love anna and what she is all about. people think she is harsh. no... she knows what is needed to get the job done. people need to not take that personal. its business. she has endured decades of success in one of the harshest business' imaginable. good for her.
With all due respect her depiction in the Devil wears Prada was anything but one dimensional. Meryl Streep has never accepted a one dimensional role in her life. Lol
i love love love anna wintour she is no holds bared as far as fashion i like how shes not afraid to start a new look nothing so boring and the same o sameo shes remarkable at her keen eye for fashion and we love it at all times.
This was a very insightful video, I’m just getting into fashion so learning things like this really helps to put things into perspective as to the many different aspects in the Fashion Industry.
Anna is a great success and the owners of the Magazines that she is in charge of are not going to make her leave. That would be killing the goose that lays the golden eggs. Plus the designers and the public in general love her. All of this and given that she seems to love her job, it would make no sense to imply that she should give up her position. She has done so much good for so many people too. Anna should only leave Her job if she is ready to retire. I hope she stays, and I wish her well. Jeff❤
Grace Coddington, one of Anna’s employee?!? Are you serious? She us as legendary as Anna. Love and adore by many designers, photographers, and stylist.
Grace was Anna's employee. Grace was also sweet, kind, warm, and didn't chase fame and demand to be seen as Anna's equal. There's a documentary on YT about Vogue ( sorry, forgot what's its called ) and you can see in interviews and just filming process how different those 2 women are. Grace is a sweetheart. The Devil is winter.
@@gobyfish1399 They both worked together for 30 years....for a reason. Anna called Grace a creative genius and respected her. Watch the documentary about Fashion Editors so will learn more.
She had connections but what she has achieved in her life is definitely because of her own hard work. There are many people who can rise to the top by their connections and networks but without talent like anna, how many can reign that position for 30 years? she really showed women can achieve many things, career, motherhood and power. She deserves respect.
Some people have disdain for fashion not realizing it's an art form the shows are theatrical there is photography genuine talent and product knowledge is required.
this video made me like her alot more, expelled? fired? naughty? very refreshing. I just wanna see her as a redhead or brunette, Anna, if you're watching. pretty please. Also that first Vogue cover? I remember seeing it as a teen, its still so cool, iconic and modern.
I am just happy that our paths never crossed. I don't like monsters and in my simple mind there are more important things in life than fashion and fame. dr anna
Excellent video presentation. I am intrigued by this reporter’s charming, “Everyman” appeal, which might translate into some interesting digital fashion stories😊
He's from the UK .Up North. Maybe around Birmingham. Or Liverpool.The UK is a small country but accents vary wildly sometimes in just miles for example Devon to Cornwall.
I look up to her she can be controversial, but that’s what makes her great be honest if she was a man, nobody would care I think she’s amazing what she does and I hope she keeps on doing it❤
Given such great background, having all the help you can get through your connections and sleeping with the right people, well, being successful is not that difficult, isn't it? I have never been crazy about fashion, nor ever understand what the fuss is all about, really, why is she so important? Otherwise, very good video.
i feel like she is like dumbeldore i know her since birth and i don't think she ages and she will live longer then me like how old is she 180 `?? a REAL ICON
I like Anna...I wonder if she saw the AI version of the M.E.T or is it MET ? and if she liked it?. I watched a documentary about her, she's interesting.
The comments here are just sad. Just because you all lack the social skills to network, doesn't mean Anna doesn't deserve her success. Networking & putting yourself in front of the right people is just what you have to do in any industry. Yes some people have early access to that world, but if you were in that position you'd utilize that too. She still had to be damn good at her craft to be considered for the positions she got. And ofc no woman is ever allowed to enjoy her success without some weak narrative about "sleeping her way to the top". Like come on, she pioneered something a male dominated world didn't allow almost anyone. She persevered through setback after setback. As the vid explains, it wasn't an easy ride to the top- it took most of her life to get that one job. She has dedicated her entire life to this craft and that's how she has been successful. Don't project.
Evidently her own siblings were gobsmacked at the trajectory of Anna’s career. Remember, she was a high school dropout. She had a knack for the new, and for predicting trends at an early age.
I didn't know that fashion is a male-dominated world, the thing is also she has failures but her connections allow her to move on that easily, especially that example, when she made that magazine about home decor stopped publishing because of her choices, I mean you could say it's the company's fault for giving her full control but her control was the reason they got closed 😅.
I had a lot of respect for her until this lol. Privileged and got her way to the top via rich boyfriends and a rich family. Seems like anyone can call the shots at the top if all you have to do to get there is be pretty and sleep with a bunch of different rich men.
Sorry. The fashion industry is so elitist. Far too expensive for most of us to participate in. Those who are able to participate come across as entitled and phony. Let’s face it, they are not curing any cancer!!
as we need, radio film, tv n now the web, we do ned print as well n ms wintour shall stay where she is as long as she wants to stay.....variety S necessary....................
So sorry but I have to disagree. Yes, I believe that Mr Enninful is a talented stylist. However, I feel that a female should be editing a women’s fashion magazine. I’m not convinced that a man would have the same impact speaking to this demographic, no matter how much he claims to be the reincarnation of Diana Vreeland💁🏻♂️🌺
The tacky, ill-educated and socially awkward nouveau riche are buyers of designer clothes, while the old rich usually stay away from the flashy haute couture scene and settle for minimalism, tthe clothes they possess are few but of fine quality from some relatively unknown genius clothier. The emphasis is on unpretentiousness and understated elegance with high moral values, correct knowledge, sound education and classy mannerisms building their basis.
Do you really think that doing nothing for your life because your daddy's daddy's daddy owned Volkswagen is of higher moral standard than working hard to make money? Right..
@@Mitch-Alex Evidently she has her hair professionally shampooed, cut and styled at least once a day. Probably also before attending industry events or the theatre at night. Anna was an early client of The Philip Kingsley Trichological Clinic in London. She’s always been fanatical about maintaining the health of her hair and scalp. It takes a lot of money to look this glamorous and pulled together😎
All he has done is look at Wikipedia..Any fool can go on Wikipedia and get the information..People on here in the comments are thick thanking this guy for information ..None of you herd of Wikipedia...
I never get her success. But always speculated that like many enduringly powerful people of this world, it is down to one thing: Network, and connections. Whether it is inherited or earned from scratch.
She was a VERY lucky indeed!!
Oh darling, weren't you paying attention to the video ? Network and connections ? She slept her way to the top. So many boyfriends gave her positions in magazines. Well, that's also like many "powerful" ( please take note of the air quotes ), women ( also take note, men do not have this option ), she neither inherited nor earned it completely, she used her female body, closed her eyes and thought of Vogue. And here she is, Queen bitch of fashion. I get her success, its a tale as old as time, one things for sure, she's sure no " I don't need no man feminist".
and cultural community
I'm not even into fashion, I don't own anything, and have no interest in owning something designer or luxury, but the passion with which you guys create content is just so affecting that I love watching your videos and learning from them. Blessings to you all!
That's so amazing to hear, we really appreciate you! 🥹
'Cause they put us on the move! 🐘🐘
It would be even more exciting if they got their facts straight befoire uploading. This is just another patriarchal take down of a successful woman.
Okay, I've always been confused by my obsession with *gtdupe* bags and their practicality, but this video is adorable! Congratulations
Now I want a pair of Chanel sunglasses, an assistant to yell at and a bob
lol love that
All possible. Just dream and it will manifest.🤣🤣🤣
😅😅😅
Anna is a legend. She’s the reason every American & British little girl and teenage girl felt excitement everyday of their lives about FASHION & the fashion industry, she’s the reason every aspiring little girl wanted to be MORE.
Go Anna! It’s hard to imagine what the future of vogue will be
Edna Mode is based on Hollywood legend Edith Head, winner of 8 Oscars for costume design.
thank you
So she had connections, typical of being successful as a British person.
Well said, and sadly for most people, this is true everywhere in the world.
Lol, yeah only for British people sure... Everyone in the US is like this dude.
So you watched only the beginning of the video and you make your opinion ? Yeah she had connection like everyone in this business but she succeeded . Would you have say the same if she was a man ?
she is the definition of a nepo baby
@@zaasfromparis I studied fashion communication and promotion for 4 years at university, anyone who has studied fashion has the impossible task of not researching her like a crazy ex.
And I would say exactly the same if she were a man, she’s worked hard, no can deny that.
But she’s in the position she is now because she had connections.
All other countries have nepotism, but nothing can beat the stink of the nepotism in this country.
And yes, I already decided to write that comment as my thumb clicked the video which I watched in its entirety. It was a good angle and fresh way of portraying Anna.
P.s. it’s not really like the devil wears Prada, the book more but not the film.
i absolutely love anna and what she is all about. people think she is harsh. no... she knows what is needed to get the job done. people need to not take that personal. its business. she has endured decades of success in one of the harshest business' imaginable. good for her.
With all due respect her depiction in the Devil wears Prada was anything but one dimensional.
Meryl Streep has never accepted a one dimensional role in her life. Lol
The film was INSANE regardless
@@luxecollective agreed!
i love love love anna wintour she is no holds bared as far as fashion i like how shes not afraid to start a new look nothing so boring and the same o sameo shes remarkable at her keen eye for fashion and we love it at all times.
Always wondered about that woman, great insight into her and really enjoyed the video, best of luck with with your channe, Cheers
All down to her father, already a newspaper editor!
she played the game well
@@luxecollective I wouldn't say exploiting people and disrespecting them, is playing the game well.
This was a very insightful video, I’m just getting into fashion so learning things like this really helps to put things into perspective as to the many different aspects in the Fashion Industry.
That's amazing to hear! We appreciate you 🙏🏼
So true
Excellent video!!! Many thanks from Sao Paulo, Brazil.
he got it wrong Edna is based on the famous Hollywood designer Edith Head not Anna!
Anna is a great success and the owners of the Magazines that she is in
charge of are not going to make her leave. That would be killing the goose
that lays the golden eggs. Plus the designers and the public in general love her.
All of this and given that she seems to love her job, it would make no sense
to imply that she should give up her position. She has done so much good
for so many people too. Anna should only leave Her job if she is ready to retire.
I hope she stays, and I wish her well.
Jeff❤
I think few love her they just have to tolerate her because of her power.
I doubt she'll be retiring anytime soon!
Living proof that a bad haircut and bad fashion choices don't keep one from working in fashion.
Damn that felt personal 😳
Exactly!
Excellent video. So she's both a hard working, determined woman, and a nepo-baby. So British.
What a well-made, comprehensive video! Very impressed :)
Get real. The video is a load of tripe.
Good video. When taking about the Wintour Uniform you left off the Georgian Colette necklaces which has been often replicated.
That is also a piece she often wears yes!!
Amazing, thanks so
Shes Amazing 😍❤
Grace Coddington, one of Anna’s employee?!? Are you serious? She us as legendary as Anna. Love and adore by many designers, photographers, and stylist.
Anna may be a touch more legendary 👀
Grace was Anna's employee. Grace was also sweet, kind, warm, and didn't chase fame and demand to be seen as Anna's equal. There's a documentary on YT about Vogue ( sorry, forgot what's its called ) and you can see in interviews and just filming process how different those 2 women are. Grace is a sweetheart. The Devil is winter.
@@gobyfish1399i think the documentary is the "September Issue,"
Yes it was ! Watching it again . @@larissafeliciano1113
@@gobyfish1399 They both worked together for 30 years....for a reason. Anna called Grace a creative genius and respected her. Watch the documentary about Fashion Editors so will learn more.
She had connections but what she has achieved in her life is definitely because of her own hard work. There are many people who can rise to the top by their connections and networks but without talent like anna, how many can reign that position for 30 years? she really showed women can achieve many things, career, motherhood and power. She deserves respect.
I get chills listening to her success and her mind
What a great vid. Your posts are such good value in content and entertainment. Love the accent too.
So glad you enjoy our videos, we appreciate it! ❤️
Edna Mode was actually inspired by Edith Head.
You're right!
When you see what she replaced Grace Coddington with you understand what kind of person Anna Wintour is...
Who was it?
It was Grace's decision to leave. Anna has always spoken highly of Grace. They've worked together for 30 years.
I love some of Anna; I don't care what people say about her. She never keeps up and continues to do great in the fashion industry.
excellent. Thank you
Glad you liked it!
A change is long overdue regarding her, Vogue is nothing great anymore...
Who would you like to see instead?
I think she is great. Those recent changes to make it more woke, with first ethnic editor in chief in the UK was a disaster.
ANYbody !@@luxecollective
That first Vouge cover of hers is still one of my favourites
Love her with every bit of want to be like her
Some people have disdain for fashion not realizing it's an art form the shows are theatrical there is photography genuine talent and product knowledge is required.
Keep her forever
this video made me like her alot more, expelled? fired? naughty? very refreshing. I just wanna see her as a redhead or brunette, Anna, if you're watching. pretty please. Also that first Vogue cover? I remember seeing it as a teen, its still so cool, iconic and modern.
Good video, but just a suggestion : the pace is too dry, bring little moments of silence, it will increase the comfort for the listener !
I am just happy that our paths never crossed. I don't like monsters and in my simple mind there are more important things in life than fashion and fame.
dr anna
Looking for that Met gala video mentioned. Anybody?
Grace Mirabella didn’t “leave” she was fired.
16:41 Edna Mode was inspired by constume designer Edith Head
Excellent video presentation. I am intrigued by this reporter’s charming, “Everyman” appeal, which might translate into some interesting digital fashion stories😊
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it! ☺️
U are such a smart and talented individual, you should be hired at vogue as journalist
I'll take the compliment thank you very much 😅
She's a cartoon character in real life.
Kinda true ahahaha
I dont know where you are from... But I LOVE your accent. 💙
the accent is scouse!
He's from the UK .Up North. Maybe around Birmingham. Or Liverpool.The UK is a small country but accents vary wildly sometimes in just miles for example Devon to Cornwall.
i miss you too versace poster
L love your voice
I love you Anna ... just few seconds, i will try to explain my point of view ...
I look up to her she can be controversial, but that’s what makes her great be honest if she was a man, nobody would care I think she’s amazing what she does and I hope she keeps on doing it❤
Given such great background, having all the help you can get through your connections and sleeping with the right people, well, being successful is not that difficult, isn't it? I have never been crazy about fashion, nor ever understand what the fuss is all about, really, why is she so important? Otherwise, very good video.
That's a big part of her story. She knew who how the play the game.
She really did 👏🏼
i feel like she is like dumbeldore i know her since birth and i don't think she ages and she will live longer then me like how old is she 180 `?? a REAL ICON
She's like the queen
❤
I like Anna...I wonder if she saw the AI version of the M.E.T or is it MET ? and if she liked it?. I watched a documentary about her, she's interesting.
How can I contact Anna?
Is there email?
Can anyone guide me??🙏
The comments here are just sad. Just because you all lack the social skills to network, doesn't mean Anna doesn't deserve her success. Networking & putting yourself in front of the right people is just what you have to do in any industry. Yes some people have early access to that world, but if you were in that position you'd utilize that too. She still had to be damn good at her craft to be considered for the positions she got. And ofc no woman is ever allowed to enjoy her success without some weak narrative about "sleeping her way to the top". Like come on, she pioneered something a male dominated world didn't allow almost anyone. She persevered through setback after setback. As the vid explains, it wasn't an easy ride to the top- it took most of her life to get that one job. She has dedicated her entire life to this craft and that's how she has been successful. Don't project.
Evidently her own siblings were gobsmacked at the trajectory of Anna’s career. Remember, she was a high school dropout. She had a knack for the new, and for predicting trends at an early age.
You can't exactly expect people to be thrilled about blatant nepotism
I didn't know that fashion is a male-dominated world, the thing is also she has failures but her connections allow her to move on that easily, especially that example, when she made that magazine about home decor stopped publishing because of her choices, I mean you could say it's the company's fault for giving her full control but her control was the reason they got closed 😅.
For the hip hop heads, The devil wears Prada is the inspiration behind Westside guns series Heather wears Hermes
You’re from Liverpool
Anna is telling the truth about the sunglasses.
You screwed up.
British Vogue is far better than American Vogue. Her MET Gala invite list has no panache.
All I heard was 'nepo baby'
I think Anna did met and hook up with the Legend Bob a Marley he was a charmer
wait so she went into new publications and made them entirely shut down and moved to next jobs due to her connections? lmaoo
She made use of her network VERY WELL
I had a lot of respect for her until this lol. Privileged and got her way to the top via rich boyfriends and a rich family. Seems like anyone can call the shots at the top if all you have to do to get there is be pretty and sleep with a bunch of different rich men.
She definitely did have plenty of help but we can't deny that she also works hard. If she wanted to she could retire right now, right?
Her time is not up and it won't be until someone can match her power.
I actually really enjoy The devil wears Prada
She is successful, knowledgeable but cold.
She failed upwards man, that’s some inspiration to us all!
Sorry. The fashion industry is so elitist. Far too expensive for most of us to participate in. Those who are able to participate come across as entitled and phony. Let’s face it, they are not curing any cancer!!
"If it ain't broke, don't fix it!"
as we need, radio film, tv n now the web, we do ned print as well n ms wintour shall stay where she is as long as she wants to stay.....variety S necessary....................
So you don't think she'll be retiring anytime soon?
@@luxecollective lol..what do i know, i think Anna wouldnt care about my opinion......thank u boy
Ah shucks, there i thought Edna Mode was inspired by japanese fashion designer, Rei Kawakubo
She should do it until she cannot anymore. LONG MAY SHE REIGN ‼️‼️
Anna still at vogue like : 👵🏻
she boned Bob Marley , don't let that hairstyle and shades fool you.
Sex gets you a LOT...
I've never seen anyone fail upwards like Anna.
i think edward enninful should be the heir apparent... of course he just got "wintoured" so time will tell.
We will see 👀
So sorry but I have to disagree. Yes, I believe that Mr Enninful is a talented stylist. However, I feel that a female should be editing a women’s fashion magazine. I’m not convinced that a man would have the same impact speaking to this demographic, no matter how much he claims to be the reincarnation of Diana Vreeland💁🏻♂️🌺
Chic, CHIC.- 🦌🦌
Sorry if this sound crude or yet crass- but, who would've thought that ANNA WINTOUR is a man eater.
Oh she was the definition of a MAN EATER
Alright so all I have to do to become successful and famous is to date famous and successful people then break up with them when I get a good job.
Click bait - nothing new here.
A fan film like those made by students in junior school
Lamentable
Yeah. That racism... 👀👁👁 Summed up in 3 words. Andre. Leon. Tally.
The tacky, ill-educated and socially awkward nouveau riche are buyers of designer clothes, while the old rich usually stay away from the flashy haute couture scene and settle for minimalism, tthe clothes they possess are few but of fine quality from some relatively unknown genius clothier. The emphasis is on unpretentiousness and understated elegance with high moral values, correct knowledge, sound education and classy mannerisms building their basis.
Do you really think that doing nothing for your life because your daddy's daddy's daddy owned Volkswagen is of higher moral standard than working hard to make money? Right..
Nepo Baby
Literally the definition of a nepo baby
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Hey love ur vids pls pin
So the most powerful woman in fashion, got there by piggybacking on men
Tha wig
Look's
Bad
Like Jean Caroll tha woman suing
Donal Trump
Bumboi
Does she wear a wig? I'm sure she has wash and wear interchangeables.
It's always the same, the thickness/volume never changes with age, nor the highlights. It gives wig.
I wouldn't be surprised
@@Mitch-Alex Evidently she has her hair professionally shampooed, cut and styled at least once a day. Probably also before attending industry events or the theatre at night. Anna was an early client of The Philip Kingsley Trichological Clinic in London. She’s always been fanatical about maintaining the health of her hair and scalp. It takes a lot of money to look this glamorous and pulled together😎
@@Mitch-Alex Lmao
Yes, of course, everything about Wintour is fake!
Most powerful woman???the shady woman hiding behind her shady glasses…
What woman is more powerful in the fashion industry?
@@luxecollective Donatella Versace
Did I hear it right? She was born in HAMSTER?
Hampshire?
Long story short: Nepotism
Yep. A lot of it.
She will never retire! Why?
Because she lives and breath vogue in her vains …
She is the devil in the movie The Devil Wears Prada.👺
She has been Global Chief Content Officer of Condé Nast since 2020. So, right off the bat you're unprepared. Hard pass...
The saddest thing is her hair is so one dimensional and unflattering
it's ICONIC
Then why does she dress like that?
All he has done is look at Wikipedia..Any fool can go on Wikipedia and get the information..People on here in the comments are thick thanking this guy for information ..None of you herd of Wikipedia...
Having a bad life?
zero talent but with connections
Not a very nice person!
I don’t like her, time to leave