Anna Wintour had 1 failure in her Gala Met dress, and fans think she could say goodbye to someone

Ok, not really. But it may have shown that even she is not immune to a small disaster.

Monday, during the 2025 with galaUsers of social networks with eagle eyes in X, previously Twitter, saw a small defect in the custom Vuitton dress of the Vogue chief editor.

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Wintour combined the silver embroidered dress with a blue coat, its characteristic bob and a small red spot that can be seen slightly under your hand exposed on the left side of your dress.

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Although the fashion icon is quite private, it has a reputation of perfectionism. Wintour has earned his notoriety in part to the 2006 film, “The Devil Wears Prada”, and many believe that Meryl Streep character, Miranda Priestly, was based on Wintour.

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With those expensive in mind, X users had a lot of fun doing a big problem with Wintour’s Bitty stain. A popular tweet That shared a photo of Wintour’s gaze along with a close -up of the stain, he boasted of the legend: “The stain? !!! someone is being fired …”

Other users quickly entered the joke.

“Terrified by any member of the Anna Wintour team that is about to be at the end of the anger on that stain in her dress.” A user joked.

“Stop pointing out that the stain in Anna Wintour’s dress, please, will make a poor internal”, a X cracked user.

A viral tweet shared a screenshot from Miranda Priestly with the appearance of judgment with the caption: “Anna … Is it a stain on your dress?”

Although many people got into Wintour’s game, some X users tried to defend it by stating that the stain was not a stain.

“That is sewing. It’s not a stain …”, an user x alleged.

“It seems to me that it could be a burn and not a stain”, Another aggregate.

“Gota of water 💧 Nobody to blame here. He should have closed his coat.” A user said.

And regardless, if the place in Wintour’s dress is a thread, burned or strangely red water in addition to the point.

The point is that it is a defect. And Miranda Priest, Er, Anna Wintour, does not make defects!

Or she?

Once again, the details about Wintour’s true life and work personality are largely private, and much of their public personality is linked to the phenomenal representation of Streep of a fictional character.

Lauren Weisberger, who wrote the 2003 novel “The Devil Wears Prada” that adapted to the film of the same name, has never explicitly said that priesting is based on Wintour, although he previously worked as Wintour assistant for a year.

Weisberger told Daily Mail in 2010 That priest “was not an individual representation of Wintour. But, of course, my time in Vogue reported the book; that cannot be denied.”