The press magazines are now editorial starvation. Journalism is one of the most regretted university companies. Carter often had 400 -page problems with 140 pages of the editors. These days, his employees lived well in front of the Internet. They contained food and flowers and hotel rooms and long black cars. (“Fashion is about long black cars when you need them,” Harper’s Bazaar Liz Tilberis once commented.) Almost everyone had a cheerful, attractive and often well -born assistant or two. Ear -time loans and car rental could be provided. Employees could take cash by signing Chit. Okala eyebrows to do work for women who wanted it. Carter lived better than the others. His passport photo was taken by Annie Leibowitz.
Carter would sit down after each issue and write thanks to any writer, photographer and advertiser. The former rebel took over the empire. At first it was hard to sit at the evening parties, he writes because he made fearsome enemies at Spy. He managed to smooth the disheveled feathers. In fact, Canny became an observer of dinner, in fact noticed that in Los Angeles, “husbands and wife are sitting together. In New York, husbands and wives sit at the same table, but not together. In Europe, husbands and wives sit at different tables-it is all the better, apparently, for the gossip after dinner they raised during the meals. ”
Carter offers detailed and mostly kind portraits of characters such as Newhouse, the ideal publisher in that he was generous and disincludiced for Meddle; Hollywood SuperAGent Sue Mengers, who helped Carter’s level of California, which he needed to organize the annual Oscar fairs of Vanity Fair; and writer Dominick Dunne, who covered the blockbuster tests for 90 years, including OJ and Menendez Brothers, for the magazine.
Less Fund is his portrait of Anna Wintour, editor of Vogue, who suggests to help him push him out of Condé in 2017. Her efforts to look intimidating were comical, he writes. She mockeys her custom to wear sunglasses inside and eat her food (“steak, rare”) with rapid efficacy of McKinsey consultant. It refers to her Met Galas so close, but “not entirely at the level of protective missiles”, in that advertisers are forced to buy tables for $ 250,000 or more – or otherwise. He could almost “feel fear” in his offices. Wintour tended to greet Carter either as a long -lost friend or as a car service, writes.
Old clutter is tidy. For example, they push back against this idea This vanity fair deliberately went to Jeffrey Epstein intentionally in the 2003 profile. In this memory, Carter’s marriages (three) or children (five) are not too much about Carter’s marriages (three) or children. He is proud to book his evenings for them, he says. It does not attempt to align this comment with the fact that as a Varsity socializer seems to be out every night.
