Julia Evans Reed in Vogue office with Anna Wintour discussing ideas; 2000

Anna Wintour, Editor-in-Chief of American Vogue magazine, sat at her desk, with Julia Evans Reed opposite, talking about ideas for a political feature article. Julia comments, "I have to start off with some negatives because I definitely don't think we need to do a Vice Presidential piece. Just because you're talking, like a list of some boring white men. And so maybe the thing to do is kind of a cultural piece, like First Ladies in general, and how they have really evolved over the years, and how after Hillary, now you've got the like, sort of, post-modern First Lady..." Anna then interjects, "You don't think that's going to take away too much good material for when we have to do...." Julia answers saying, "No, because then, I just think you then do a full blown profile, and it's a year down the road afterwards anyway. I mean, we've done Hillary like four times, I mean we did her the first time..." Anna contributes, "So you're talking like The First Lady Redefined basically...". New York, USA; 2000 (LDOU171L - AEVZ001J)