Dave, who considers himself a “fashion dope,” want Anna’s opinion on his gray printed socks, which she branded “interesting.”

The real-life inspiration behind The Devil Wears Prada is featured in the new documentary “The September Issue” about production of the 2007 issue was the best-selling in Vogue’s 117-year history.

“I’m very decisive and I try and give very clear direction to the people that I’m working with, and sometimes, unfortunately, they don’t hear the answer that they would like to hear,” Wintour said.

Did Victoria Beckham have her breast implants removed for a shot at appearing on the cover of Vogue?

Fashion industry insiders say Victoria is desperate to appear on the cover of US Vogue and has been courting the style bible’s acid-tongued editor, Anna Wintour, to put her on the cover for months. The 35-year-old fashion maven created a stir when she appeared on the cover of UK Vogue last year.

“Anna said she would consider putting Victoria on the cover, but told her to lose those ridiculous implants before it happened,” a giggling fashionista told Britain’s The Mail on Sunday this week.

Late last month, the former Spice Girl reportedly underwent a secret surgery in France to downgrade from a 34DD cup bustline and return to her natural B cup cleve.

At the Metropolitan Gallery of Art’s annual Costume Institute Gala, Rihanna spoke with Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour at length about doing a front cover and inside spread in an upcoming issue of the Fashion Bible, a friend of the singer tells Star.

“Anna told her Vogue absolutely loves her and really wanted to work with her. Rihanna was ecstatic.”

But after face down — ass up flicks of a woman alleged to be the “Umbrella” hitmaker found their way online, Wintour pulled the plug on Rih’s Vogue spot. According to the Rihanna tattle, the famous Five-Head hasn’t heard from the powers-that-be at Vogue since her snatch shots hit the ‘Net.

They don’t her The Devil In Prada for nothin’….

“Anna hasn’t returned any of her calls. Rihanna’s so upset….She hopes the people at Vogue change their minds”

No one tells O where to go! But then again, Oprah never met the inspiration behind the book and movie The Devil Wears Prada.

Back in 1998, Anna Wintour, the notoriously acid-tongued editor of Vogue Magazine, demanded that the Queen of Talk lose the lard ass if she intended to appear on the cover of the Fashion Bible.

In an unaired segment from Anna’s interview on 60 Minutes last Sunday, CBS correspondent Morley Safer asked the fashionista if she had indeed asked Oprah to lose 20 pounds before appearing on the mag’s cover when she was promoting the film Beloved.

“It was a very gentle suggestion,” Anna replied. “I went to Chicago to visit Oprah, and I suggested that it might be an idea that she lose a little bit of weight before she appeared in the magazine.”

Anna said, “She was a trooper. She totally welcomed the idea. She went on a very stringent diet. It was one of our most successful covers ever.”

On Sunday, Anna Wintour — best known as “The Original “Devil In Prada –” brought her wrath to 60 Minutes in a lively chat about her more than two decades as editor of Vogue Magazine.

Rumors have been circulating on the Fashion Wire for months that Vogue editor Anna Wintour is ready to hang up her Louboutins as the editor of the Style Bible.

Now Gawker is reporting that A.W. is being replaced by her French counterpart Carine Roitfeld.

The end of an era could be on the horizon for Vogue Magazine. Sources tell the New York Post that Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour is considering retirement once her contract with the Fashion Bible wraps up early next year.

“Her contract is up soon,” an insider says. “She’s thinking of retiring. She feels she’s done it all and had enough. She has been putting out feelers to intimate friends recommending a possible replacement to S.I. Newhouse. She’s so tired out, she just let Men’s Vogue close instead of fighting for it.”