Anna Wintour (February 2012 - September 2014)

[MartiniKiss]

2013 Met Gala held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Monday (May 6) in New York City.

The 63-year-old editor-in-chief of Vogue magazine chose a Chanel gown from the Spring/Summer 2013 Haute Couture Collection.

justjared.com

 

[wild roses]

That doesn't seem very punk inspired to me.

 

[Nymphaea]

Oh, an anti-punk outfit! Don't like it.

 

[liberty33r1b]

she stayed true to her own style and the dress is really beautiful, I see nothing wrong with thatB)

 

[MissMagAddict]

Hello everyone,

Let's stay on topic please. This is Star Style & the topic of the thread is Anna Wintour and her own personal style.

Thanks!
MMA

 

[lemeray]

Definitely not punk couture, but I don't think I could envision her dressing up for the part...

 

[Chanelcouture09]

I don't like the dress but I loved her reasoning behind choosing it, Karl Lagerfeld told her Pink was the colour of Punk so she chose that.

 

[MartiniKiss]

buro247.ru

 

[glitterpeacock]

I don't like the dress but I loved her reasoning behind choosing it, Karl Lagerfeld told her Pink was the colour of Punk so she chose that.

which is far enough from a fashion perspective, but isn't Karl himself the antithesis of punk? I would have thought she'd have gone for Vivienne Westwood - it would have been an obvious yet appropriate choice.

 

[Boomer]

The Anna Look in Swingin' London during the 1960s...except this is super Mod Fashion Designer Mary Quant! Amazing, isn't it?

SwingingSixties blogspot

 

[liberty33r1b]

wwd.com

Anna Wintour's New Title Landing on Condé Nast Mastheads
Condé-nologists at 4 Times Square have been wondering when Anna Wintour’s name and new title, artistic director, would start appearing on the mastheads of the company’s magazines. It’s June for some, July for others. Vanity Fair, Lucky and W are some of the titles that have listed her in the June issues, while a handful — like Glamour, Allure and Vogue itself — have left her out. A Condé Nast spokeswoman attributed the disparity to each title’s production schedule but said that by July everyone should be caught up. For those interested in such things, Wintour’s name appears in the same bottom bunk as former editorial directors Alexander Liberman and James Truman, below the editorial and business staffs and Condé executives officers, and to the left of editorial director Thomas J. Wallace.

 

[Boomer]

I guess I shouldn't feel bad about not getting an invitation this year...again...

Last year’s silly, dramatic Met gala rumor was that Anna Wintour had banned Kim Kardashian from attending, leaving Kanye West to go stag.

This was obviously not the case this year–Kardashian not only attended the event, but was also welcomed into Wintour’s home the night before.
However, if the celebrity gossip rags are to be believed (which, ya know), this year’s Met Ball was not as drama-free as it seemed. Wintour supposedly put the ban on Kim’s momager Kris Jenner, as well as the cast of The Real Housewives of New York, Radar Online reports.

While we kind of doubt Wintour literally exclaimed “One Kardashian is enough!” as the report suggests, we’re inclined to believe the rest. Kris Jenner and the Real Housewives aren’t exactly the A-list types we’re used to seeing on the Met Gala red carpet. But we guess we can’t really blame them for trying–or Wintour for supposedly leaving them off the guest list.

Fashionista.com

 

[AlbertNoir]

QUOTE:
Anna Wintour's New Title Landing on Condé Nast Mastheads
Condé-nologists at 4 Times Square have been wondering when Anna Wintour’s name and new title, artistic director, would start appearing on the mastheads of the company’s magazines. It’s June for some, July for others. Vanity Fair, Lucky and W are some of the titles that have listed her in the June issues, while a handful — like Glamour, Allure and Vogue itself — have left her out. A Condé Nast spokeswoman attributed the disparity to each title’s production schedule but said that by July everyone should be caught up. For those interested in such things, Wintour’s name appears in the same bottom bunk as former editorial directors Alexander Liberman and James Truman, below the editorial and business staffs and Condé executives officers, and to the left of editorial director Thomas J. Wallace.

Her name appears as Conde Nast's artistic director in the Italian Glamour May 2013 issue

glamour.it

 

[MartiniKiss]

Anna Wintour at the MoMA Party in the Garden event in New York.


fashionologie.com

 

[AlbertNoir]

Chic!

HQ



zimbio

 

[kasper!]

^In Marni 2013 S/S.

 

[KKnardi]

^ nice dress, but she has her preferable choices...

 

[MartiniKiss]

2013 CFDA Fashion Awards


fabsugar.com

 

[Thefrenchy]

She looked fabulous, I love all these different shades of blue.

 

[fincher]

Blue mix is ok but that combo does nothing for me. I almost hate it. Especially fur trim on the jacket...