Anna Wintour
Lauren Sherman
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May 5, 2026
The Met Gala’s $1M Ticket & Fashion’s ‘Devil Wears Prada 2’ Winners
News and notes on Met Gala ticket prices, a too-close reading of ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2,’ and how Dolce & Gabbana won the movie’s press tour.
The Tory–Anna Connection & Prada Group’s Q1 Results
News and notes on fashion’s burgeoning eyewear category, the Tory Burch Foundation’s annual Founders Breakfast, the Prada Group’s first-quarter results, and Zegna’s year-over-year revenue jump.
The Met Gala’s Big Tech Moment & Ssense’s Revival Road Map
News and notes on the tech companies buying up this year’s Met Gala tables, another indie brand C.E.O. exit, and the inside chatter from Ssense’s recent all-hands meeting.
Lauren Sherman & Sarah Shapiro
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April 7, 2026
Saks Global’s Lifeline & Old Navy’s Sports Bet
News and notes on Vogue’s ‘Devil Wears Prada 2’ cover and Saks Global’s exit-from-bankruptcy plan. Plus, a scoop on Old Navy’s forthcoming stand-alone Sport concept store.
Lauren Sherman
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April 6, 2026
Condé’s Middle East Conflict & The ‘Devil Wears Prada 2’ Blitz
News and notes on Condé Nast’s mandate that Dubai employees keep showing up for work despite the war, the media blitz surrounding ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2,’ and how the A.I. boom could mint more creative directors.
Lauren Sherman & Rachel Strugatz
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February 11, 2026
Chloe Malle’s Long Wintour & Goop’s Shrinkage
News and notes on Chloe Malle’s debut Vogue issue and the challenge of succeeding Anna Wintour, plus Goop’s quiet retrenchment in Santa Monica.
GQ’s Man of the Year
The chatter inside Condé Nast is that Adam Baidawi is winning the horse race to helm GQ’s global operations. But is it actually sealed up?
Lauren Sherman
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November 4, 2025
Teen Vogue’s Swan Song & Inside CFDA ’25
News and notes on the end of Teen Vogue, and a dispatch from this year’s CFDA Fashion Awards.
Lauren Sherman
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October 27, 2025
Brave New Vogue World
Even after the fourth (mostly) well-received iteration of Vogue World, this time set on the Paramount lot in Los Angeles, many industry observers remain uncertain about the actual purpose of the traveling pop-up magazine. Naturally, much of the head-scratching ties back to the fact that Condé Nast is in cost-cutting mode.