Why is Anna Wenna called "the devil of fashion"?

Anna wintour is a respected executive leader. Be firm and decisive, trust your intuition, assign responsibilities, remain non-interfering, don't show insecurity to your team, regard the departure of top talents as an exciting opportunity and get encouragement from failure.

As the person who dominates the most influential publications in the world, Anna knows the rules of fashion circles. Then, she has strong connections, even Stefano Pilat, the creative director of Saint Laurent, should be respectful. She introduced the works of Marc Jacobs and Dior designer john galliano, not to mention that a fashion tycoon like Oscar de la renta is her best friend.

But don't think that being well connected is her only advantage. She can always predict the popularity of the season, always stick to her principles and even dare to challenge the public. 1994, when the ancient costume became boring, she attacked it on the cover of the magazine with the title of "returning to elegance". During the presidential campaign, Hillary refused to appear in Vogue magazine for fear of being regarded as a white woman and a rich man by the public, so Anna did not hesitate to attack Hillary's hypocrisy.

For a long time, people have basically revolved around the legend of anna wintour, editor-in-chief of Vogue, all about her coldness and indifference. The media often refer to her as "Untul", while Lauren Weissberg, her former assistant and later turned writer, took Untul as the prototype and shaped the role of Miranda, the "devil wears Prada".