Overview
- On The New Yorker Radio Hour with David Remnick, Wintour spoke directly about comparisons to Miranda Priestly for the first time in years.
- She recalled attending the 2006 premiere in Prada without knowing the plot and said the fashion world worried about how she would be portrayed.
- She said she enjoyed the film and praised performances by Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt and the cast.
- She disputed the movie’s “move faster” refrain as untrue to Vogue’s careful editorial process, joking that her assistants do not work at a glacial pace.
- Wintour is stepping back from the U.S. editor-in-chief role after 37 years while retaining global oversight, as Chloe Malle takes on editorial leadership, and industry reports indicate a sequel is being prepared for a planned May 2026 release.