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