Anna Wintour
A) Fashion Designer B) Editor-in-Chief C) Model D) Photographer
A) Milan B) London C) New York D) Paris
A) 1972 B) 1955 C) 1949 D) 1965
A) Gloves B) Necklace C) Sunglasses D) Hat
A) Soccer B) Tennis C) Basketball D) Golf
A) Stella McCartney B) Carine Roitfeld C) Grace Coddington D) Bee Shaffer
A) Angelina Jolie B) Julia Roberts C) Cate Blanchett D) Meryl Streep
A) Met Gala B) Paris Fashion Week C) Milan Fashion Week D) London Fashion Week
A) 1988 B) 1995 C) 1980 D) 2000
A) German and Spanish B) French and Italian C) Canadian and Australian D) British and American
A) Anna Wintour B) Miranda Priestly C) Cordelia James D) Carrie Bradshaw
A) Overly lenient and easygoing B) Reportedly aloof and demanding C) Extremely friendly and approachable D) Very introverted and shy
A) John Thomas Foster B) Patrick Wintour C) Fitzgerald Wintour D) Charles Wintour
A) Evening Standard B) The Guardian C) House & Garden D) Vogue
A) Audrey Slaughter B) Eleanor Trego Baker C) Cordelia James D) Alice Jane Blanche Foster
A) 16 B) 14 C) 18 D) 21
A) Ready Steady Go! B) America's Next Top Model C) The Fashion Show D) Project Runway
A) Her father's mother B) Her stepmother, Audrey Slaughter C) Her maternal grandmother, Anna Baker D) Her paternal grandmother, Alice Jane Blanche Foster
A) Lady Elizabeth Foster B) John Thomas Foster C) Major-General Fitzgerald Wintour D) Sir Augustus Vere Foster
A) Evening Standard B) The Guardian C) Honey and Petticoat D) Vogue
A) Patrick B) Charles C) Gerald D) Fitzgerald
A) John Thomas B) Patrick C) Gerald D) Frederick
A) At Harper's Bazaar UK B) As a fashion editor at Viva C) At Harrods D) At the Biba boutique
A) Vogue B) New York C) Savvy D) Harper's & Queen
A) Richard Neville B) Her father C) Tony Mazzola D) Edward Kosner
A) Elsa Klensch B) Rachel Ward C) Annabel Hodin D) Grace Coddington
A) Harper's Bazaar in New York City B) New York C) Vogue D) Savvy
A) Tony Mazzola B) Bob Guccione C) Edward Kosner D) Grace Mirabella
A) Harper's Bazaar B) Viva C) New York D) Savvy
A) Michel Esteban B) Bob Guccione C) Richard Neville D) Jon Bradshaw
A) Vogue B) New York C) Harper's Bazaar D) Savvy
A) Elsa Klensch B) Tony Mazzola C) Grace Mirabella D) Edward Kosner
A) New York B) Harper's Bazaar C) Vogue D) Savvy
A) Bob Guccione B) Grace Mirabella C) Edward Kosner D) Tony Mazzola
A) Annabel Hodin B) Rachel Ward C) Elsa Klensch D) Grace Coddington
A) Grace Mirabella B) Bob Guccione C) Edward Kosner D) Tony Mazzola
A) 1983 B) 1984 C) 1985 D) 1986
A) Alex Liberman B) Beatrix Miller C) Diana Vreeland D) Anna Wintour
A) Elle B) House & Garden C) Vogue D) Architectural Digest
A) Estelle Lefebure B) Gigi Hadid C) Beatrix Miller D) Michaela Bercu
A) All text content. B) Only fashion articles. C) Little to nothing. D) Daily news updates.
A) Liz Tilberis B) Plum Sykes C) Kate Betts D) Tina Brown
A) The 'Index' section B) Celebrity interviews C) Fashion spreads D) A new logo
A) Liz Tilberis B) Plum Sykes C) Grace Coddington D) Tina Brown
A) 832 pages B) 750 pages C) 500 pages D) 1000 pages
A) Vogue Living B) Condé Nast Traveler C) Men's Vogue D) Teen Vogue
A) 2008 B) 2004 C) 2010 D) 2006
A) Evocation of racial stereotypes B) Inappropriate pairing C) Poor photography quality D) Lackluster design
A) The September Issue B) Wintour: The Editor C) Vogue Untold D) Fashion Forward
A) On The View B) On the Late Show with David Letterman C) On Good Morning America D) On Today Show
A) 2010 B) 2009 C) 2008 D) 2012
A) 2014 B) 2016 C) 2015 D) 2013
A) Ovation TV B) The Metropolitan Museum of Art C) Forbes D) Advance Publications
A) Hillary Clinton B) Queen Elizabeth II C) Samuel Irving Newhouse Jr. D) First Lady Michelle Obama
A) Met Gala: The Movie B) The Chiffon Trenches C) The Devil Wears Prada D) Fashion Fund
A) 2019 B) 2016 C) 2017 D) 2018
A) 2025 B) 2024 C) 2026 D) 2023
A) Thom Browne B) Marc Jacobs C) Plum Sykes D) John Galliano
A) $1.6 million B) $500,000 C) $3 million D) $2 million
A) Samuel Irving Newhouse Jr. B) Queen Elizabeth II C) Donald Trump D) Michelle Obama
A) Thom Browne B) John Galliano C) Plum Sykes D) Marc Jacobs
A) John Galliano B) Anna Wintour C) André Leon Talley D) Marc Jacobs
A) Editor-in-chief of Vogue B) Chief Financial Officer C) Global marketing director D) Worldwide chief content officer
A) $2 million a year B) $3 million a year C) $500,000 a year D) $1.6 million a year
A) Trustee B) Director C) Donor D) Curator
A) 8:00 a.m. B) 5:30 a.m. C) 6:00 a.m. D) 7:00 a.m.
A) Sandwich with bread B) Steak or hamburger without the bun C) Salad with dressing D) Pasta with sauce
A) To conceal her identity B) Fashion statement only C) Corrective lenses for deteriorating vision D) Protection from UV rays
A) They are uncomfortable to wear B) They are purely decorative C) They make her look mysterious D) They have become armor
A) Getting dizzy B) Feeling nothing special C) Finding them too tight D) Thinking they were stylish
A) As long as she feels like it B) No more than 20 minutes C) Until the end of the event D) About an hour
A) 11:00 p.m. B) 9:30 p.m. C) Midnight D) 10:15 p.m.
A) Republican Party B) Democratic Party C) Green Party D) Libertarian Party
A) Harvey Weinstein B) Michael Kors C) Meryl Streep D) Sarah Jessica Parker
A) Donald Trump B) Bernie Sanders C) Barack Obama D) Hillary Clinton
A) Pete Buttigieg B) Joe Biden C) Donald Trump D) Elizabeth Warren
A) Meryl Streep B) Lauren Weisberger C) Sarah Jessica Parker D) Anna Wintour
A) Andrea Sachs B) Emily Charlton C) Nigel Kinnear D) Miranda Priestly
A) Tom Ford B) Valentino Garavani C) Donna Karan D) Marc Jacobs
A) She praised the accuracy of the portrayal. B) She sued the filmmakers for copyright infringement. C) She had hers redecorated. D) She demanded a public apology. |
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