# Phyllis Posnick

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Interview with Jin Soon Choi on how she is influencing New York Fashion Week

Delia was thrilled to sit down with the famous manicurist Jin Soon Choi and hear all about her journey. She takes us through her illustrious career from the early days cycling from appointment to appointment where she was named Bicycle Jin up to present day where she collaborates with top designers…

Phyllis Posnick: The conduit between Anna Wintour and legendary photographers, making beauty images and portraits a “stopper".

You might find Phyllis Posnick in the West Village in New York City at her mainstay eatery Via Carota, or at a book signing of her best seller STOPPERS to fashion enthusiasts. She may be spotted in New York, London, Milan and Paris for Fashion Week, or Upstate New York with Steven Klein removing "R…

LIVE FROM PRINCE STREET: FOOD IN VOGUE

Recorded live in Dean & DeLuca Soho, Prince Street;s Howie Kahn and Vogue's Executive Editor, Taylor Antrim discuss the new book FOOD IN VOGUE.  How does Vogue illustrate the cultural food moment? How did photographer Irving Penn use ants in one of his photos--and where did his editor find them? Ho…

Why W Magazine Matters (Again): A Conversation with Sara Moonves

The Best Performances issue of W Magazine is here, marking the unofficial start of awards season with its iconic event this past weekend. To kick off our own season, we’re sitting down with the woman behind it all: editor-in-chief Sara Moonves. Born into a world of celebrity and culture in Los Ange…

Fashion's Visual Legacy: Phyllis Posnick on Working with Penn, Newton & Leibovitz

Jill welcomes legendary Vogue editor Phyllis Posnick for an intimate conversation about her extraordinary career that helped define fashion photography for decades. Karen Mulligan— agent and long-time studio manager for Annie Leibovitz—joins the discussion, offering insights into the collaborative…

Everyone Remembers Their First Time... with Anna

Before the covers, there was the interview. In this special bonus episode of Going Rogue, Jill guides us through an oral history. Grace Coddington, Phyllis Posnick, Norman Jean Roy, and other Vogue insiders take us back to their first encounter with Anna Wintour. They might not remember what they s…

Steven Klein on Breaking Rules, Beauty, and His Vogue Legacy

Jill speaks with iconic artist and photographer Steven Klein for an intimate exploration of his groundbreaking career. Renowned for his transgressive, culturally resonant imagery, Klein discusses his new book 'Steven Klein Vogue,' which chronicles two decades of boundary-pushing work within mainstr…

The Making of Makeup Artist Francelle Daly, A Story of Passion and Perseverance

Jill chats with Francelle Daly, a renowned New Orleans-born makeup artist whose journey to the top was fueled by pure hustle and determination. Beginning her career at the Saks makeup counter, Francelle quickly scaled the ranks, working on sets with legendary photographers like Annie Leibovitz and …

The Education of a Stylist: Natasha Royt on Vogue, Instinct, and Going Solo

Jill sits down with stylist Natasha Royt, who cut her teeth under two of fashion's most formidable editors, Phyllis Posnick and Camilla Nickerson. Natasha takes us inside her years at Vogue, where she worked alongside photographers Irving Penn and Helmut Newton, and opens up about the long process …