The September Issue Page #2

It's a degrade fabric.

Fantastic. Thank you.

Good.

You've made our week,

our three weeks.

Let me touch on something

that may be out of your purview,

but maybe you can also help us.

Deliveries of merchandise.

What do you want me

to do about that?

Rent a truck?

I tell you

what I'd like you to do.

You are so influential

with the designers.

Not that.

They have to recognize...

...that the worldwide demand

for their product...

...is expanding at a rate

that even they don't understand,

and they're not keeping up

with the production...

...so that the demand

is outstripping supply.

We're waiting longer and longer

and longer for deliveries.

They're coming at the back end

of the delivery schedule...

...instead of the front end.

And, you know, fashion is fun,

and we all love it,

and that's what drives it, but...

You want it now.

- without the goods--...

...and the ads in your magazines

are fabulous,

and I know you'll look like

a telephone book this year, but--

You've gotta help us with this.

So, you have

a couple of choices.

You can start

sewing yourselves.

No, I think you said something

very interesting, Burt,

which is editing.

And I think some of the designers

do have a problem with that,

and we are working on that,

and we will certainly...

We're right there with you.

Less is more.

I mean, I can't shoot everything

for the rest of my life...

...with Steven Meisel

in Alder Mansion,

which is an ugly f***ing house.

I was discussing my September shoot

with Steven Klein.

I think he

really likes this location.

It's sort of gloomy, Edward.

Where's the glamour?

It's Vogue, okay?

Please, let's--...

Lift it.

- Lift it.

I don't find her to be hidden.

I just don't find her

to be accessible...

...to people she doesn't need

to be accessible to.

This, I don't think we need.

We'll just wait

for whatever it is they're making.

And that's it.

This, I don't think we should do.

This, I don't think we should do.

This.

She's busy, you know.

And she's not warm and friendly.

She's doing her business.

These are all horrible.

- Yes.

I thought this was pretty weak.

- It is.

That stuff needs a lot of work.

Okay.

- All right?

We leave warm to me.

I'll have to be warm enough

for the two of us.

When we put out

the September issue of Vogue,

the first thing

the reporters usually ask us...

...is how much does it weigh

and how many pages?

One in ten American women,

almost thirteen million people,

will get that issue.

A few years ago when we put out

a record issue of September,

it was the largest monthly magazine

ever published.

Guys, we're looking

to break that record.

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