Anna Wintour

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Over the past three decades, Anna Wintour has been the subject of many a gossip column, and become a pop culture icon in her own right. But very little has been known about the woman behind the sunglasses — until now.

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"We believe in creativity, we believe in respect for each other, we believe in sustainability, we believe in diversity and inclusivity...that is how you build a really loyal and inclusive Vogue community."

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