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In Vogue: The Editor s Eye Trailer

What, exactly, is the job of a fashion stylist? It's a difficult question to answer—even for the creative women and men who have toiled for years in the role—but one that is explored in the new HBO film In Vogue: The Editor's Eye. The documentary highlights the visual and historical contribution Vogue editors past and present have made not only to the magazine, but also to the world of fashion itself.

Released on 11/27/2012

Transcript

Fashion can tell you everything that s going on

in the world, with a strong fashion image.

The people responsible for fashion images in Vogue,

are the fashion editors.

They have always been our secret weapon.

It s about making an image.

How we get there, is almost impossible to explain.

There s just a photographer and me.

No epic production.

I used to say I was the spoiled brat of the fashion world.

You have to take a risk.

Anything or everything for the picture.

It s not just about fashion,

it s about culture, it s about Hollywood.

It s there to report on the world at large.

You hope that it poses a question.

This is a turning point in my career.

I love street, adore street.

Life is about mixing the thing,

and to be defined in the street, viola.

It is a family, it s a slight dysfunctional family,

but it s also very close, and they all have genius in them.

Starring: Grace Coddington, Polly Allen Mellen, Carlyne Cerf De Dudzeele, Camilla Nickerson

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