The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
He hoped that one day, regardless of skin color, birth, appearance, everyone could see beauty and find dreams.
It's like when I was 9 years old.
Therefore, the works he curated were always bright and warm.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
He hoped that one day, regardless of skin color, birth, appearance, everyone could see beauty and find dreams.
It's like when I was 9 years old.
Therefore, the works he curated were always bright and warm.
You don't see an expressionless model, you don't see a cold and boring background, because for him, fashion is a dream for the world.
Dreams, on the other hand, should be happy.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
He hoped that one day, regardless of skin color, birth, appearance, everyone could see beauty and find dreams.
It's like when I was 9 years old.
Therefore, the works he curated were always bright and warm.
You don't see an expressionless model, you don't see a cold and boring background, because for him, fashion is a dream for the world.
Dreams, on the other hand, should be happy.
His true temperament and laughter have become the wonders of the entertainment industry, and even the female devil who does not smile is cute by his side.
Met Gala, Anna would hold her hand and laugh until crow's feet flew into the sky.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
He hoped that one day, regardless of skin color, birth, appearance, everyone could see beauty and find dreams.
It's like when I was 9 years old.
Therefore, the works he curated were always bright and warm.
You don't see an expressionless model, you don't see a cold and boring background, because for him, fashion is a dream for the world.
Dreams, on the other hand, should be happy.
His true temperament and laughter have become the wonders of the entertainment industry, and even the female devil who does not smile is cute by his side.
Met Gala, Anna would hold her hand and laugh until crow's feet flew into the sky.
In the front row of the runway, Anna stuck to his side, like a harmless mobile phone pendant.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
He hoped that one day, regardless of skin color, birth, appearance, everyone could see beauty and find dreams.
It's like when I was 9 years old.
Therefore, the works he curated were always bright and warm.
You don't see an expressionless model, you don't see a cold and boring background, because for him, fashion is a dream for the world.
Dreams, on the other hand, should be happy.
His true temperament and laughter have become the wonders of the entertainment industry, and even the female devil who does not smile is cute by his side.
Met Gala, Anna would hold her hand and laugh until crow's feet flew into the sky.
In the front row of the runway, Anna stuck to his side, like a harmless mobile phone pendant.
Party drinks, the always cold Anna will even sit on his lap, intimate.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
He hoped that one day, regardless of skin color, birth, appearance, everyone could see beauty and find dreams.
It's like when I was 9 years old.
Therefore, the works he curated were always bright and warm.
You don't see an expressionless model, you don't see a cold and boring background, because for him, fashion is a dream for the world.
Dreams, on the other hand, should be happy.
His true temperament and laughter have become the wonders of the entertainment industry, and even the female devil who does not smile is cute by his side.
Met Gala, Anna would hold her hand and laugh until crow's feet flew into the sky.
In the front row of the runway, Anna stuck to his side, like a harmless mobile phone pendant.
Party drinks, the always cold Anna will even sit on his lap, intimate.
They were good friends, old colleagues, golden partners out of the trenches.
But he couldn't have imagined that one day, Anna would kick him away...
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
He hoped that one day, regardless of skin color, birth, appearance, everyone could see beauty and find dreams.
It's like when I was 9 years old.
Therefore, the works he curated were always bright and warm.
You don't see an expressionless model, you don't see a cold and boring background, because for him, fashion is a dream for the world.
Dreams, on the other hand, should be happy.
His true temperament and laughter have become the wonders of the entertainment industry, and even the female devil who does not smile is cute by his side.
Met Gala, Anna would hold her hand and laugh until crow's feet flew into the sky.
In the front row of the runway, Anna stuck to his side, like a harmless mobile phone pendant.
Party drinks, the always cold Anna will even sit on his lap, intimate.
They were good friends, old colleagues, golden partners out of the trenches.
But he couldn't have imagined that one day, Anna would kick him away...
It was 2018, Met Gala.
Prior to this, every year at the Met Gala, Andre would wear a robe and sit at the end of the red carpet, interviewing the stars and talking and laughing.
But this year, Anna invited an internet celebrity blogger to replace Andrey.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
He hoped that one day, regardless of skin color, birth, appearance, everyone could see beauty and find dreams.
It's like when I was 9 years old.
Therefore, the works he curated were always bright and warm.
You don't see an expressionless model, you don't see a cold and boring background, because for him, fashion is a dream for the world.
Dreams, on the other hand, should be happy.
His true temperament and laughter have become the wonders of the entertainment industry, and even the female devil who does not smile is cute by his side.
Met Gala, Anna would hold her hand and laugh until crow's feet flew into the sky.
In the front row of the runway, Anna stuck to his side, like a harmless mobile phone pendant.
Party drinks, the always cold Anna will even sit on his lap, intimate.
They were good friends, old colleagues, golden partners out of the trenches.
But he couldn't have imagined that one day, Anna would kick him away...
It was 2018, Met Gala.
Prior to this, every year at the Met Gala, Andre would wear a robe and sit at the end of the red carpet, interviewing the stars and talking and laughing.
But this year, Anna invited an internet celebrity blogger to replace Andrey.
This is good, new hatred and old hatred, put on the table.
In his autobiography, Andre blasted Anna for being "inhuman":
"She can't do even the most basic kindness of being a human being, and no one can look at her except for the celebrities who frequently appear on Vogue."
"If you want to be her good friend?" Oh, then you have to mix the best! ”
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
He hoped that one day, regardless of skin color, birth, appearance, everyone could see beauty and find dreams.
It's like when I was 9 years old.
Therefore, the works he curated were always bright and warm.
You don't see an expressionless model, you don't see a cold and boring background, because for him, fashion is a dream for the world.
Dreams, on the other hand, should be happy.
His true temperament and laughter have become the wonders of the entertainment industry, and even the female devil who does not smile is cute by his side.
Met Gala, Anna would hold her hand and laugh until crow's feet flew into the sky.
In the front row of the runway, Anna stuck to his side, like a harmless mobile phone pendant.
Party drinks, the always cold Anna will even sit on his lap, intimate.
They were good friends, old colleagues, golden partners out of the trenches.
But he couldn't have imagined that one day, Anna would kick him away...
It was 2018, Met Gala.
Prior to this, every year at the Met Gala, Andre would wear a robe and sit at the end of the red carpet, interviewing the stars and talking and laughing.
But this year, Anna invited an internet celebrity blogger to replace Andrey.
This is good, new hatred and old hatred, put on the table.
In his autobiography, Andre blasted Anna for being "inhuman":
"She can't do even the most basic kindness of being a human being, and no one can look at her except for the celebrities who frequently appear on Vogue."
"If you want to be her good friend?" Oh, then you have to mix the best! ”
When he remembered that he had been in the fashion industry for 40 years, his best "friend" had found an Internet celebrity to replace himself, and he almost went crazy.
"At that moment, I understood that the reason Anna kicked me away was because I was too fat, too ugly, too old!"
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
He hoped that one day, regardless of skin color, birth, appearance, everyone could see beauty and find dreams.
It's like when I was 9 years old.
Therefore, the works he curated were always bright and warm.
You don't see an expressionless model, you don't see a cold and boring background, because for him, fashion is a dream for the world.
Dreams, on the other hand, should be happy.
His true temperament and laughter have become the wonders of the entertainment industry, and even the female devil who does not smile is cute by his side.
Met Gala, Anna would hold her hand and laugh until crow's feet flew into the sky.
In the front row of the runway, Anna stuck to his side, like a harmless mobile phone pendant.
Party drinks, the always cold Anna will even sit on his lap, intimate.
They were good friends, old colleagues, golden partners out of the trenches.
But he couldn't have imagined that one day, Anna would kick him away...
It was 2018, Met Gala.
Prior to this, every year at the Met Gala, Andre would wear a robe and sit at the end of the red carpet, interviewing the stars and talking and laughing.
But this year, Anna invited an internet celebrity blogger to replace Andrey.
This is good, new hatred and old hatred, put on the table.
In his autobiography, Andre blasted Anna for being "inhuman":
"She can't do even the most basic kindness of being a human being, and no one can look at her except for the celebrities who frequently appear on Vogue."
"If you want to be her good friend?" Oh, then you have to mix the best! ”
When he remembered that he had been in the fashion industry for 40 years, his best "friend" had found an Internet celebrity to replace himself, and he almost went crazy.
"At that moment, I understood that the reason Anna kicked me away was because I was too fat, too ugly, too old!"
When he said this, his peers could not sit still and came to support themselves: Anna, this is such a person.
Legendary Vanity Fair editor Grayon Carter said:
"Sometimes Anna treats you like a good friend, but when she turns around, she treats you like a valet parking attendant and throws you a bunch of keys."
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
He hoped that one day, regardless of skin color, birth, appearance, everyone could see beauty and find dreams.
It's like when I was 9 years old.
Therefore, the works he curated were always bright and warm.
You don't see an expressionless model, you don't see a cold and boring background, because for him, fashion is a dream for the world.
Dreams, on the other hand, should be happy.
His true temperament and laughter have become the wonders of the entertainment industry, and even the female devil who does not smile is cute by his side.
Met Gala, Anna would hold her hand and laugh until crow's feet flew into the sky.
In the front row of the runway, Anna stuck to his side, like a harmless mobile phone pendant.
Party drinks, the always cold Anna will even sit on his lap, intimate.
They were good friends, old colleagues, golden partners out of the trenches.
But he couldn't have imagined that one day, Anna would kick him away...
It was 2018, Met Gala.
Prior to this, every year at the Met Gala, Andre would wear a robe and sit at the end of the red carpet, interviewing the stars and talking and laughing.
But this year, Anna invited an internet celebrity blogger to replace Andrey.
This is good, new hatred and old hatred, put on the table.
In his autobiography, Andre blasted Anna for being "inhuman":
"She can't do even the most basic kindness of being a human being, and no one can look at her except for the celebrities who frequently appear on Vogue."
"If you want to be her good friend?" Oh, then you have to mix the best! ”
When he remembered that he had been in the fashion industry for 40 years, his best "friend" had found an Internet celebrity to replace himself, and he almost went crazy.
"At that moment, I understood that the reason Anna kicked me away was because I was too fat, too ugly, too old!"
When he said this, his peers could not sit still and came to support themselves: Anna, this is such a person.
Legendary Vanity Fair editor Grayon Carter said:
"Sometimes Anna treats you like a good friend, but when she turns around, she treats you like a valet parking attendant and throws you a bunch of keys."
For Andre, it was not so much anger as grievance.
He has been sincere all his life and brought sparks to the world, and he will devote half his life to "Vogue", called Home, Home.
He fought alongside Anna for 40 years, only to end up being an outcast.
I would have turned my heart to the bright moon, but the bright moon shone in the ditch.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
He hoped that one day, regardless of skin color, birth, appearance, everyone could see beauty and find dreams.
It's like when I was 9 years old.
Therefore, the works he curated were always bright and warm.
You don't see an expressionless model, you don't see a cold and boring background, because for him, fashion is a dream for the world.
Dreams, on the other hand, should be happy.
His true temperament and laughter have become the wonders of the entertainment industry, and even the female devil who does not smile is cute by his side.
Met Gala, Anna would hold her hand and laugh until crow's feet flew into the sky.
In the front row of the runway, Anna stuck to his side, like a harmless mobile phone pendant.
Party drinks, the always cold Anna will even sit on his lap, intimate.
They were good friends, old colleagues, golden partners out of the trenches.
But he couldn't have imagined that one day, Anna would kick him away...
It was 2018, Met Gala.
Prior to this, every year at the Met Gala, Andre would wear a robe and sit at the end of the red carpet, interviewing the stars and talking and laughing.
But this year, Anna invited an internet celebrity blogger to replace Andrey.
This is good, new hatred and old hatred, put on the table.
In his autobiography, Andre blasted Anna for being "inhuman":
"She can't do even the most basic kindness of being a human being, and no one can look at her except for the celebrities who frequently appear on Vogue."
"If you want to be her good friend?" Oh, then you have to mix the best! ”
When he remembered that he had been in the fashion industry for 40 years, his best "friend" had found an Internet celebrity to replace himself, and he almost went crazy.
"At that moment, I understood that the reason Anna kicked me away was because I was too fat, too ugly, too old!"
When he said this, his peers could not sit still and came to support themselves: Anna, this is such a person.
Legendary Vanity Fair editor Grayon Carter said:
"Sometimes Anna treats you like a good friend, but when she turns around, she treats you like a valet parking attendant and throws you a bunch of keys."
For Andre, it was not so much anger as grievance.
He has been sincere all his life and brought sparks to the world, and he will devote half his life to "Vogue", called Home, Home.
He fought alongside Anna for 40 years, only to end up being an outcast.
I would have turned my heart to the bright moon, but the bright moon shone in the ditch.
In the last days before Andre died, he would still mention Anna—
"Without Vogue and Anna, there would be no Andrea."
"I think about her every day, I just want her to apologize to me before I die."
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
He hoped that one day, regardless of skin color, birth, appearance, everyone could see beauty and find dreams.
It's like when I was 9 years old.
Therefore, the works he curated were always bright and warm.
You don't see an expressionless model, you don't see a cold and boring background, because for him, fashion is a dream for the world.
Dreams, on the other hand, should be happy.
His true temperament and laughter have become the wonders of the entertainment industry, and even the female devil who does not smile is cute by his side.
Met Gala, Anna would hold her hand and laugh until crow's feet flew into the sky.
In the front row of the runway, Anna stuck to his side, like a harmless mobile phone pendant.
Party drinks, the always cold Anna will even sit on his lap, intimate.
They were good friends, old colleagues, golden partners out of the trenches.
But he couldn't have imagined that one day, Anna would kick him away...
It was 2018, Met Gala.
Prior to this, every year at the Met Gala, Andre would wear a robe and sit at the end of the red carpet, interviewing the stars and talking and laughing.
But this year, Anna invited an internet celebrity blogger to replace Andrey.
This is good, new hatred and old hatred, put on the table.
In his autobiography, Andre blasted Anna for being "inhuman":
"She can't do even the most basic kindness of being a human being, and no one can look at her except for the celebrities who frequently appear on Vogue."
"If you want to be her good friend?" Oh, then you have to mix the best! ”
When he remembered that he had been in the fashion industry for 40 years, his best "friend" had found an Internet celebrity to replace himself, and he almost went crazy.
"At that moment, I understood that the reason Anna kicked me away was because I was too fat, too ugly, too old!"
When he said this, his peers could not sit still and came to support themselves: Anna, this is such a person.
Legendary Vanity Fair editor Grayon Carter said:
"Sometimes Anna treats you like a good friend, but when she turns around, she treats you like a valet parking attendant and throws you a bunch of keys."
For Andre, it was not so much anger as grievance.
He has been sincere all his life and brought sparks to the world, and he will devote half his life to "Vogue", called Home, Home.
He fought alongside Anna for 40 years, only to end up being an outcast.
I would have turned my heart to the bright moon, but the bright moon shone in the ditch.
In the last days before Andre died, he would still mention Anna—
"Without Vogue and Anna, there would be no Andrea."
"I think about her every day, I just want her to apologize to me before I die."
He didn't wait.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
He hoped that one day, regardless of skin color, birth, appearance, everyone could see beauty and find dreams.
It's like when I was 9 years old.
Therefore, the works he curated were always bright and warm.
You don't see an expressionless model, you don't see a cold and boring background, because for him, fashion is a dream for the world.
Dreams, on the other hand, should be happy.
His true temperament and laughter have become the wonders of the entertainment industry, and even the female devil who does not smile is cute by his side.
Met Gala, Anna would hold her hand and laugh until crow's feet flew into the sky.
In the front row of the runway, Anna stuck to his side, like a harmless mobile phone pendant.
Party drinks, the always cold Anna will even sit on his lap, intimate.
They were good friends, old colleagues, golden partners out of the trenches.
But he couldn't have imagined that one day, Anna would kick him away...
It was 2018, Met Gala.
Prior to this, every year at the Met Gala, Andre would wear a robe and sit at the end of the red carpet, interviewing the stars and talking and laughing.
But this year, Anna invited an internet celebrity blogger to replace Andrey.
This is good, new hatred and old hatred, put on the table.
In his autobiography, Andre blasted Anna for being "inhuman":
"She can't do even the most basic kindness of being a human being, and no one can look at her except for the celebrities who frequently appear on Vogue."
"If you want to be her good friend?" Oh, then you have to mix the best! ”
When he remembered that he had been in the fashion industry for 40 years, his best "friend" had found an Internet celebrity to replace himself, and he almost went crazy.
"At that moment, I understood that the reason Anna kicked me away was because I was too fat, too ugly, too old!"
When he said this, his peers could not sit still and came to support themselves: Anna, this is such a person.
Legendary Vanity Fair editor Grayon Carter said:
"Sometimes Anna treats you like a good friend, but when she turns around, she treats you like a valet parking attendant and throws you a bunch of keys."
For Andre, it was not so much anger as grievance.
He has been sincere all his life and brought sparks to the world, and he will devote half his life to "Vogue", called Home, Home.
He fought alongside Anna for 40 years, only to end up being an outcast.
I would have turned my heart to the bright moon, but the bright moon shone in the ditch.
In the last days before Andre died, he would still mention Anna—
"Without Vogue and Anna, there would be no Andrea."
"I think about her every day, I just want her to apologize to me before I die."
He didn't wait.
This morning, Anna wrote hundreds of words on her home page, mourning her former colleague, and the last few sentences were written like this:
"Like many decades-long relationships, we've had ups and downs, complicated moments.
But what I want to remember today is this talented, compassionate man who was a friend of mine and my family for many years, generous and loving. ”
Somehow, after reading the heart sour.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
He hoped that one day, regardless of skin color, birth, appearance, everyone could see beauty and find dreams.
It's like when I was 9 years old.
Therefore, the works he curated were always bright and warm.
You don't see an expressionless model, you don't see a cold and boring background, because for him, fashion is a dream for the world.
Dreams, on the other hand, should be happy.
His true temperament and laughter have become the wonders of the entertainment industry, and even the female devil who does not smile is cute by his side.
Met Gala, Anna would hold her hand and laugh until crow's feet flew into the sky.
In the front row of the runway, Anna stuck to his side, like a harmless mobile phone pendant.
Party drinks, the always cold Anna will even sit on his lap, intimate.
They were good friends, old colleagues, golden partners out of the trenches.
But he couldn't have imagined that one day, Anna would kick him away...
It was 2018, Met Gala.
Prior to this, every year at the Met Gala, Andre would wear a robe and sit at the end of the red carpet, interviewing the stars and talking and laughing.
But this year, Anna invited an internet celebrity blogger to replace Andrey.
This is good, new hatred and old hatred, put on the table.
In his autobiography, Andre blasted Anna for being "inhuman":
"She can't do even the most basic kindness of being a human being, and no one can look at her except for the celebrities who frequently appear on Vogue."
"If you want to be her good friend?" Oh, then you have to mix the best! ”
When he remembered that he had been in the fashion industry for 40 years, his best "friend" had found an Internet celebrity to replace himself, and he almost went crazy.
"At that moment, I understood that the reason Anna kicked me away was because I was too fat, too ugly, too old!"
When he said this, his peers could not sit still and came to support themselves: Anna, this is such a person.
Legendary Vanity Fair editor Grayon Carter said:
"Sometimes Anna treats you like a good friend, but when she turns around, she treats you like a valet parking attendant and throws you a bunch of keys."
For Andre, it was not so much anger as grievance.
He has been sincere all his life and brought sparks to the world, and he will devote half his life to "Vogue", called Home, Home.
He fought alongside Anna for 40 years, only to end up being an outcast.
I would have turned my heart to the bright moon, but the bright moon shone in the ditch.
In the last days before Andre died, he would still mention Anna—
"Without Vogue and Anna, there would be no Andrea."
"I think about her every day, I just want her to apologize to me before I die."
He didn't wait.
This morning, Anna wrote hundreds of words on her home page, mourning her former colleague, and the last few sentences were written like this:
"Like many decades-long relationships, we've had ups and downs, complicated moments.
But what I want to remember today is this talented, compassionate man who was a friend of mine and my family for many years, generous and loving. ”
Somehow, after reading the heart sour.
Andre was unmarried, childless, his parents died early, he was alone, and he died alone.
It is said that before a person dies, all kinds of things will reappear like a marquee, and I think what he saw must be the happiest moment when Vogue and Anna worked together.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
He hoped that one day, regardless of skin color, birth, appearance, everyone could see beauty and find dreams.
It's like when I was 9 years old.
Therefore, the works he curated were always bright and warm.
You don't see an expressionless model, you don't see a cold and boring background, because for him, fashion is a dream for the world.
Dreams, on the other hand, should be happy.
His true temperament and laughter have become the wonders of the entertainment industry, and even the female devil who does not smile is cute by his side.
Met Gala, Anna would hold her hand and laugh until crow's feet flew into the sky.
In the front row of the runway, Anna stuck to his side, like a harmless mobile phone pendant.
Party drinks, the always cold Anna will even sit on his lap, intimate.
They were good friends, old colleagues, golden partners out of the trenches.
But he couldn't have imagined that one day, Anna would kick him away...
It was 2018, Met Gala.
Prior to this, every year at the Met Gala, Andre would wear a robe and sit at the end of the red carpet, interviewing the stars and talking and laughing.
But this year, Anna invited an internet celebrity blogger to replace Andrey.
This is good, new hatred and old hatred, put on the table.
In his autobiography, Andre blasted Anna for being "inhuman":
"She can't do even the most basic kindness of being a human being, and no one can look at her except for the celebrities who frequently appear on Vogue."
"If you want to be her good friend?" Oh, then you have to mix the best! ”
When he remembered that he had been in the fashion industry for 40 years, his best "friend" had found an Internet celebrity to replace himself, and he almost went crazy.
"At that moment, I understood that the reason Anna kicked me away was because I was too fat, too ugly, too old!"
When he said this, his peers could not sit still and came to support themselves: Anna, this is such a person.
Legendary Vanity Fair editor Grayon Carter said:
"Sometimes Anna treats you like a good friend, but when she turns around, she treats you like a valet parking attendant and throws you a bunch of keys."
For Andre, it was not so much anger as grievance.
He has been sincere all his life and brought sparks to the world, and he will devote half his life to "Vogue", called Home, Home.
He fought alongside Anna for 40 years, only to end up being an outcast.
I would have turned my heart to the bright moon, but the bright moon shone in the ditch.
In the last days before Andre died, he would still mention Anna—
"Without Vogue and Anna, there would be no Andrea."
"I think about her every day, I just want her to apologize to me before I die."
He didn't wait.
This morning, Anna wrote hundreds of words on her home page, mourning her former colleague, and the last few sentences were written like this:
"Like many decades-long relationships, we've had ups and downs, complicated moments.
But what I want to remember today is this talented, compassionate man who was a friend of mine and my family for many years, generous and loving. ”
Somehow, after reading the heart sour.
Andre was unmarried, childless, his parents died early, he was alone, and he died alone.
It is said that before a person dies, all kinds of things will reappear like a marquee, and I think what he saw must be the happiest moment when Vogue and Anna worked together.
Andre once summed up his life in one paragraph:
"My story is an over-the-top fairy tale, and in every fairy tale there is evil and darkness, but I defeated it with light. I want everyone I meet, even strangers on the street, to feel loved.
I have never loved in my life, but I want people to feel love and see the light from me. ”
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
He hoped that one day, regardless of skin color, birth, appearance, everyone could see beauty and find dreams.
It's like when I was 9 years old.
Therefore, the works he curated were always bright and warm.
You don't see an expressionless model, you don't see a cold and boring background, because for him, fashion is a dream for the world.
Dreams, on the other hand, should be happy.
His true temperament and laughter have become the wonders of the entertainment industry, and even the female devil who does not smile is cute by his side.
Met Gala, Anna would hold her hand and laugh until crow's feet flew into the sky.
In the front row of the runway, Anna stuck to his side, like a harmless mobile phone pendant.
Party drinks, the always cold Anna will even sit on his lap, intimate.
They were good friends, old colleagues, golden partners out of the trenches.
But he couldn't have imagined that one day, Anna would kick him away...
It was 2018, Met Gala.
Prior to this, every year at the Met Gala, Andre would wear a robe and sit at the end of the red carpet, interviewing the stars and talking and laughing.
But this year, Anna invited an internet celebrity blogger to replace Andrey.
This is good, new hatred and old hatred, put on the table.
In his autobiography, Andre blasted Anna for being "inhuman":
"She can't do even the most basic kindness of being a human being, and no one can look at her except for the celebrities who frequently appear on Vogue."
"If you want to be her good friend?" Oh, then you have to mix the best! ”
When he remembered that he had been in the fashion industry for 40 years, his best "friend" had found an Internet celebrity to replace himself, and he almost went crazy.
"At that moment, I understood that the reason Anna kicked me away was because I was too fat, too ugly, too old!"
When he said this, his peers could not sit still and came to support themselves: Anna, this is such a person.
Legendary Vanity Fair editor Grayon Carter said:
"Sometimes Anna treats you like a good friend, but when she turns around, she treats you like a valet parking attendant and throws you a bunch of keys."
For Andre, it was not so much anger as grievance.
He has been sincere all his life and brought sparks to the world, and he will devote half his life to "Vogue", called Home, Home.
He fought alongside Anna for 40 years, only to end up being an outcast.
I would have turned my heart to the bright moon, but the bright moon shone in the ditch.
In the last days before Andre died, he would still mention Anna—
"Without Vogue and Anna, there would be no Andrea."
"I think about her every day, I just want her to apologize to me before I die."
He didn't wait.
This morning, Anna wrote hundreds of words on her home page, mourning her former colleague, and the last few sentences were written like this:
"Like many decades-long relationships, we've had ups and downs, complicated moments.
But what I want to remember today is this talented, compassionate man who was a friend of mine and my family for many years, generous and loving. ”
Somehow, after reading the heart sour.
Andre was unmarried, childless, his parents died early, he was alone, and he died alone.
It is said that before a person dies, all kinds of things will reappear like a marquee, and I think what he saw must be the happiest moment when Vogue and Anna worked together.
Andre once summed up his life in one paragraph:
"My story is an over-the-top fairy tale, and in every fairy tale there is evil and darkness, but I defeated it with light. I want everyone I meet, even strangers on the street, to feel loved.
I have never loved in my life, but I want people to feel love and see the light from me. ”
Goodbye, Mr. Andre.
May you be in heaven in a magnificent robe, laughing wildly, and bathing in love and light.
The male devil of the fashion industry, gone.
On January 19, André Leon Talley, a fashion master and former creative director of Vogue, died of a heart attack at the age of 73.
As soon as the news came out, the entertainment industry was hit by a big earthquake.
Cardi B, Kardashian, Beyoncé and other superstars mourned, and The cow sister Maria Kelly posted a condolence at 5 a.m.:
"The elegant giant of the fashion world, has fallen..."
Female demon heads have seen a lot, but male demon heads Andrei may be listening to them for the first time.
How good is he?
Legendary designer Tom Ford honors him as "the last great editor in the world." ”
When the bragging father saw him, he bowed his head and saluted, greeting the "godfather".
Even Kanye, who was dragged to the fly and no one paid attention to him, would become a schoolboy in front of him for a second, and he would not dare to move.
He has been in the limelight for 40 years, and is known as Nelson Mandela in the fashion industry.
Since joining Vogue in 1983, he has fought alongside the female demon leader Anna Wintour and is invincible.
But Andrei, far less "good life" than Anna.
He was only born a few months before Anna, but the two came from two worlds.
Anna was born in an elite family, her father is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper, and her mother is a professor at Harvard Law School.
But some people are born in Rome, and some people are born with cattle and horses.
Born in Washington, D.C., in 1948, His father was a meager taxi driver.
Before he could speak, he was thrown to his grandmother's house by his parents.
Grandma worked as a cleaner for others, and every morning before going out, she made a large piece of bread for Andrei.
She would tell little Andre to eat a little and not to run around.
Because at that time, the United States was divided into racial segregation, and black people were deeply discriminated against and panicked.
Andrei can't forget one thing until he's old age—
When he was 5 years old, he and his grandmother went to buy hats, but the clerk asked her to wear a veil and try it on.
It turned out that in the eyes of others, black people even had dirty hair.
But at the age of 9, Andre met the first light of his life.
That day, he saw the first Vogue in the library, which contained gorgeous fabrics, blooming roses, and beautiful eyes like stars in the night.
"That was the only way for me to escape reality."
Since then, he has been carrying the pocket money he saved every month, walking for half an hour to buy a copy of Vogue in the rich area.
On the way, white children threw stones at him, spat on him, and bullied him in every way.
Andre, on the other hand, held the thin magazine in his arms like a humble and distant dream.
"It's a tough road ahead, but I'm not going back."
This black teenager ran all the way and hung all the way.
After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the prestigious Brown University with honors, so good that he appeared in the local newspaper.
He was admitted to graduate school, won scholarships every year, and slipped into French.
But his greatest cattle is still guts.
In 1974, the 26-year-old Andre went to New York alone, wrote a cover letter, and sent it to Vogue's former editor-in-chief and the first female demon head overnight.
Diana Freeland.
With no experience and no background, Andre has an iron heart to enter the fashion industry, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't have a salary.
In this way, he became Diana's apprentice.
He was studious, hardworking, and remembered well, and Diana saw him as his right-hand man to pave the way for him.
Andrei saw her as her second grandmother.
In Diana's later years, when her eyesight was declining, only Andre often accompanied her to the bed, reading newspapers for her and chatting with her.
"She always said to me: You're going to bring a little spark to the world!"
Andre has been practicing this sentence all his life.
In 1983, Andre got his wish and entered the American version of Vogue, becoming the first black editor.
Five years later, Anna Wintur, who came after her, took only 10 months to sit on the position of editor-in-chief.
In the same year, she promoted Andre to creative director, and the era of Vogue's invincibility officially arrived.
If Anna is a cold and strategic female demon, then Andre is a warm and passionate social flower.
Outwardly, he is nearly two meters tall, weighs an astonishing amount of weight, and wears a large mop cloak all the time.
Like an immovable sacred mountain, a noble king.
But a mouth is "out of shape."
He has a loud voice, cheers in the front row of the runway, which can be heard at the door, and he knows the pearls, even if he sees a new designer, he will fully encourage it.
When he was a judge in "The American Supermodel", he was even more witty, but his poisonous tongue was cute.
Anna said: "He has been injecting vitality and courage into people".
At that time, the design genius John Galliano was just starting out, so poor that he could only make a floor, and it was he who reached out to help.
He played the love card to invite major supermodels, let friends lend out venues, and put on a free show for John.
Thus, we see the most ghostly and gorgeous Dior era.
At that time, the black models were not welcomed, and it was Andre who strongly supported them, pulling the cover for them and walking the big show.
At that time, the black pearl Naomi Campbell had not yet become popular, but Andre took good care of her.
Perhaps it is exactly the same sentence: people who have been drenched in rain always want to hold umbrellas for others.
Andre once said: "My lifelong dream is to make Vogue into thousands of households. ”
He hoped that one day, regardless of skin color, birth, appearance, everyone could see beauty and find dreams.
It's like when I was 9 years old.
Therefore, the works he curated were always bright and warm.
You don't see an expressionless model, you don't see a cold and boring background, because for him, fashion is a dream for the world.
Dreams, on the other hand, should be happy.
His true temperament and laughter have become the wonders of the entertainment industry, and even the female devil who does not smile is cute by his side.
Met Gala, Anna would hold her hand and laugh until crow's feet flew into the sky.
In the front row of the runway, Anna stuck to his side, like a harmless mobile phone pendant.
Party drinks, the always cold Anna will even sit on his lap, intimate.
They were good friends, old colleagues, golden partners out of the trenches.
But he couldn't have imagined that one day, Anna would kick him away...
It was 2018, Met Gala.
Prior to this, every year at the Met Gala, Andre would wear a robe and sit at the end of the red carpet, interviewing the stars and talking and laughing.
But this year, Anna invited an internet celebrity blogger to replace Andrey.
This is good, new hatred and old hatred, put on the table.
In his autobiography, Andre blasted Anna for being "inhuman":
"She can't do even the most basic kindness of being a human being, and no one can look at her except for the celebrities who frequently appear on Vogue."
"If you want to be her good friend?" Oh, then you have to mix the best! ”
When he remembered that he had been in the fashion industry for 40 years, his best "friend" had found an Internet celebrity to replace himself, and he almost went crazy.
"At that moment, I understood that the reason Anna kicked me away was because I was too fat, too ugly, too old!"
When he said this, his peers could not sit still and came to support themselves: Anna, this is such a person.
Legendary Vanity Fair editor Grayon Carter said:
"Sometimes Anna treats you like a good friend, but when she turns around, she treats you like a valet parking attendant and throws you a bunch of keys."
For Andre, it was not so much anger as grievance.
He has been sincere all his life and brought sparks to the world, and he will devote half his life to "Vogue", called Home, Home.
He fought alongside Anna for 40 years, only to end up being an outcast.
I would have turned my heart to the bright moon, but the bright moon shone in the ditch.
In the last days before Andre died, he would still mention Anna—
"Without Vogue and Anna, there would be no Andrea."
"I think about her every day, I just want her to apologize to me before I die."
He didn't wait.
This morning, Anna wrote hundreds of words on her home page, mourning her former colleague, and the last few sentences were written like this:
"Like many decades-long relationships, we've had ups and downs, complicated moments.
But what I want to remember today is this talented, compassionate man who was a friend of mine and my family for many years, generous and loving. ”
Somehow, after reading the heart sour.
Andre was unmarried, childless, his parents died early, he was alone, and he died alone.
It is said that before a person dies, all kinds of things will reappear like a marquee, and I think what he saw must be the happiest moment when Vogue and Anna worked together.
Andre once summed up his life in one paragraph:
"My story is an over-the-top fairy tale, and in every fairy tale there is evil and darkness, but I defeated it with light. I want everyone I meet, even strangers on the street, to feel loved.
I have never loved in my life, but I want people to feel love and see the light from me. ”
Goodbye, Mr. Andre.
May you be in heaven in a magnificent robe, laughing wildly, and bathing in love and light.
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