Elizabeth Saltzman
 

I must come clean. I hardly read Vanity Fair so can't really comment on Saltzman's work, but I can certainly comment on her style. She is a woman of trademarks, namely that gorgeous mane of hair and her sleek collum dresses. Deceptively simple.
And Tom Ford adores her.

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With the best fashion editor in the world!! Carine Roitfeld .....love her!

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In her trademark column dress

i love her fashion sense!

Read How to lose friends and alienate people by Toby Young. She's in it alot and has the great line 'Me , Myself and I' when someone asks her why she wants three very hard to get tickets to a fashion show( for Toby , No less )

What fashion does the woman actually direct in VF? Hardly any fashion it. I never quite understood what her title actually meant.

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Elizabeth is in the middle

karina, please credit your picture:flower:

sorry, i forget!
 

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Is she in charge of clothes for the celebs they photograph? :huh:

Was she on vacation when the Tom Ford cover was put together? B)

^no need for sarcasm,ta-ta :rolleyes:

Big deal she does the celeb crap. If that's all she does I'd like to see what she's really like when she's actually working on a shoot. I hope she doesn't break a sweat. To me,her title is too novelty to and attaches an unnecessary importance to what she really does at that mag. Because frankly she doesn't do much at all.

For everybody who wonders what Elizabeth does.

On elizabeth's desk is a framed picture of Si Newhouse , who owns Conde Nast , the publishing company which in turn publishes Vanity Fair. In the picture Si is holding a baby. The baby is Elizabeth Saltzman. She points this out to everyone who works at Vanity Fair.

Well,that certainly answers alot of questions. Must be lovely not to have worked hard and struggles to gain success in this business. ick! I can't stand when people are given positions purely on the basis of their status as an elitist. Kind of like the Sykes sisters-they never worked a day but because their family is so well-known(and well off)they were offered their current positions.

And I find the fact that she shows this picture to everyone a wee bit pathetic and desperate...almost as if she wants people to realise how important she really is.

Well all of the fashion industry and many others are full of nepotism. But the sykes sisters.....Plum is a disgrace to authors everywhere