I couldn’t help asking myself,why those people would like to be filmed?They have already gained the reputation,we can absolutely see them easily on papers and internet without googling,they control the whole fashion business,so,what’s the point?

Because of too much rumors and gossips in this business?They wanna fight back in a smart and convincing way,they choose a kind of ‘elegant’ and ‘peaceful’ medium to explain themselves,they don’t want to talk to the guys who made the words,they want a

postitive public image which is built up by themselves,that’s clever and they don’t need to compromise anything.Besides,they can get the money,because people are always curious about their lives and would like to take out the money from the pocket.

While,some people may feel disappointed.Anna Wintour is just a normal person in the universe,her weakness is…..her children.She is not a monster.

Photographs by Max Cardelli

1. The biggest mistake you can make when dressing is to pretend you’re someone else. Proportions are everything. Don’t wear jackets with big shoulders if your shoulders are small. Don’t dress like a kid if you are old. Clothing should be a representation of a body, not a distortion of it. That said, I love women in men’s clothing.

2. Calves are a devastatingly undervalued body part. They are so beautiful. Women, at least, can wear skirts. But we have to wear our pants long, long, long. Why?

3. Men have a need for comfort that will always get in the way of their style. We are not used to suffering. Women will put on makeup in 90-degree weather; they will wear shoes that destroy their feet. We simply won’t do that. If it hurts, we just won’t put it on.

4. I find R&B music very sensual. It teaches men and women how to communicate sexually—all of a sudden he’s talking about his feelings and she’s talking about her feelings and then, well . . . it’s taught me a lot.

5. I don’t want to tell you that money will help you with women. I don’t want to tell you that money will help you with anything. I guess I’ll just say that it allows for a lot.

6. The sleek nineties aesthetic made sense to a lot of men. The black leather furniture, the fur blankets—it was easy. Now we have to work a little harder. The important thing is just to keep trying.

7. Your hands are a part of your body that you always show people. They are a big part of the first impression that you make. Get a manicure; it’s the respectful thing to do.

8. I don’t honestly think that there is a man alive who looks good with long hair.

9. Cars are like muscles. Now that I’m 40, I feel like I am ready to buy a vintage Ferrari. It’s a good and sporty car, but it’s also classy. I know there is ego involved, but it’s not like it’s totally vain. If I wanted a yellow Lamborghini, that would be different. That would be like having big muscles. I’d feel like a piece of meat.

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How to pronounce Stefano Pilati？According to a thread on TFS,there are few tips on speaking it:

1.Sta [like in stand, but with a more closed "e", not so open] – fa [the same "a" of "car"] – no Pee – lu [like in "luck"] – tee

2.Stefano (Pilati) is pronounced as StE (the E is like Elizabeth)-fa-no. In Italian, all vowels are pronounced as seen.

Still confused?Check the videos on youtube….I hope Suzy Menkes read it in a right way…