Documentary-maker Richard Macer spent nine months at the star-studded magazine,which still wasn’t long enough to get a edifying line out of Kate Moss ...
Vogue fashion director Lucinda Chambers define how she works. “I’m sort of scrolling through the shows, I’m already sort of, or like,identifying stories ... Um ... you know, like I thought New York was very sort of ... you know, and there was a sort of Lego element to it … it was very sort of ... what I said to Alex in an email ... sort of very primate ... primal .... sort of erm ... primary colours,” she says to documentary-maker Richard Macer, who made Absolutely Fashion: Inside British Vogue (BBC2).
She gets out her notebook, and perhaps that will make it clearer. “Then I always call the story something; so say I called this primate,I attach PM. Or I’d fairly like to do a road trip with Mario, so I attach road trip. I just attach the initials. And then, and when I depart through my books,everything kind of relates to the stories …” Related: Who is the genuine Anna Wintour? Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com