Fashion industry insider and editor-in-chief of Vogue magazine, Anna Wintour, discusses her management style, commitment to excellence, and rise to power at Vogue. She emphasizes the importance of being decisive and clear in leadership. Wintour's influence in the fashion industry is evident through her support of fashion designers and her role in funding and promoting nascent designers. She also reflects on the impact of the movie 'The Devil Wears Prada' on her image and fame.

Anna Wintour, a visionary young editor, was brought on board to revitalize Vogue in the 1970s amidst fierce competition from magazines like Cosmopolitan and Elle. The discussion highlights the magazine's struggle to adapt to changing cultural trends and its efforts to connect with everyday women. Key moments include protests from the feminist movement and the impact of the AIDS crisis on media responsibilities. The rivalry intensifies as Vogue navigates its identity while facing mental health challenges within the fashion industry.

Anna Wintour, fashion icon and editor-in-chief of Vogue magazine, discusses her early fashion memories, favorite fashion shows, and her first September cover. She also shares her summer relaxation activities, including tennis and gardening, and reveals what her grandkids call her.