Fiona Golfar, the former editor-at-large of British Vogue. “But Anna has more glamour than anyone else in the industry and she represents something that is fascinating and untouchable and yet she knows how to sell a dream.
She isn’t accessible but she is aspirational. When I was starting at Vogue and celebrities were becoming the new supermodels, Anna straddled that really brilliantly and put herself front and centre of the whole thing and became bigger than them all of them.
Condé Nast needs a brand name like hers at a time like this.”Magazines have struggled pitifully in a year where events have been banned and advertising has fallen off a cliff edge.
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