Legendary fashion editor Grace Coddington reflects on her storied career, the creative tension defining her collaboration with Anna Wintour, and the release of her latest book, *Grace Now*. Fashion is a demanding, often cruel industry that prioritizes constant novelty, yet Coddington advocates for a slower, more deliberate approach to design and personal style. She emphasizes the narrative power of footwear in photography, noting that a well-chosen shoe can fundamentally alter the tone of an image. Moving beyond her signature all-black wardrobe, she discusses her recent embrace of color and the technical challenges of maintaining her iconic red hair. Throughout the conversation, she shares insights on working with influential figures like Karl Lagerfeld and Andre Leon Talley, highlighting the necessity of maintaining personal boundaries while navigating the competitive, high-pressure world of international fashion media.
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