73 Questions with Anna Wintour | Vogue Paris

73 Questions with Anna Wintour | Vogue Paris

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[momochanjones]

The moment you realize you're interviewing your boss.

[tomasgrimm]

Gosh, the movie did an excellent job imitating her office, and the rumors are all true!

[gansdavid]

73 Questions with Donatella Versace was more authentic and way better than this!

[uhh]

Since it’s the French version, why so many people speaking English in the comments?

[xixax]

Why are these interviews so incredibly fake?

[davidhollisjohnson]

Anna! You are a diamond. I am ashamed to say I am just getting acquainted with who you are. I am simply delighted to have watched your documentary September recently and now this. Wow. Can we take Chinese classes together with Donatella? I would be in heaven. 🌌

[audrey]

War and Peace in French is Guerre et Paix, not Orgueil et Préjudice. The latter translates to Pride and Prejudice

[LucasRodmo]

Is not fake, is performed, like a dance or theatre.

[kolakaluriashok]

You stole my heart when you say INDIA 🌹🌹

[Klesk]

Fast fast fast the deal! Vogue the hairs!

73 questions with Paris and Nicky Hilton would be hot!

[Klesk]

Annette this trip is a little bit short! What happened?

[andrenewcomb]

Levi Strauss is an example of why your being at the World Trade Center is most appropriate. They now make all their product overseas. Sweatshops? My thinking is that responsible fiscal activity requires domestic tranquility. 'Third world' requires contribution so that they can modernize AND provide for their populations. Attire is an industry providing such capital. Sweatshop? Even the air conditioning and all the support systems require capital. Sweatshop? Going to work where there IS air conditioning brings capital to a nation seeking all the amenities of modernization. Just takes time and caring from the World Trade Center that progress can happen peacefully and responsibly IF WE don't try to keep it all to ourselves.

[stickapot]

ridiculous with the sunglasses on the laptop