Vogue editor Anna Wintour is the international arbiter of fashion, recognized in an instant by her haircut and large sunglasses. But what does she really look like? Thanks to the strength of today's digital cameras and the below AP photo from Thursday's Tommy Hilfiger show, cropped several ways to show every pixel, now you can know.
Look:
Her right arm
And her left:
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She looks amazing for nearly 60! Wow, Huffpo! What's the deal!?
Is this supposed to be a bad photograph? Al least she hasn't succumb to those obscene fat injections that make obviously well seasoned women look like Gerber babies.
What's up with the cattiness? I'm no fan of La Wintour, but what point are you trying to make here? She's close to 60 and not tightened and filled within an inch of her life- I give her props for that considering the world she works in. So, she has wrinkles and saggy skin? So what? She has a creepy and excessive obsession with thinness, but at least she's not a hypocrite about it.
boy was I wrong. i thought the crypt keeper was some sort of putter or something. my bad.
Your point? She is an editor, not a fashion model. Do you expect the editor of Car and Driver to resemble a car?
Some people should only be viewed from afar (myself included).
LEAVE ANNA ALONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So, is the point to make fun of her, or give her props for being in good shape compared to 99.9% of other americans the same age?
someone tell me, is she a republican, cause I can whip out some jokes?
or is there just a former vogue employee now working for my favorite news group?
Anna is a Brit, so no "other americans" here.
Another "no thanks".
Stop it. she's in great shape for her age, and she looks good.
I actually feel kind of bad for her for having been photographed like that. It seems like such an invasion to be captured that way.
What is the point of this?
maybe the point is to put the digital spotlight on the grand dame of all things phony, fake and female. its always fun to shine the light on the vapid. i think she looks great anyway. maybe only those who fear age find it troublesome
Give me a break, so she has a few wrinkles, so what? I think it is still preferable to a botoxed mask of a face.
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Huffington Post | Katherine Thomson
First Posted: 09-12-08 02:01 PM | Updated: 10-13-08 05:12 AM