Style.com

is.

I would go to, I think it was style.com and I could watch all the, you could watch all the, like, I remember just watching all of Alexander McQueen's fashion shows.

Oh, what a time.

R.I.P. Lee.

I mean, there's been mistakes, you know, at Condé Nast, like Men's Vogue didn't work.

And there's other things she's done which have sort of, When changing style.com to a retail site and they had to make it vote.com, there's a few things that haven't worked, but they've never been publicized like this.

And I think the last time she had such a boondoggle like this was when she insisted on doing the puff piece on... on the Syrian dictator's wife.

And I think her staff...

Yeah

... talking about how they can sell magazine pages, and then Candy Pratts Price, who, she had different roles, but she primarily oversaw like accessories coverage and style.com at one point.

RJ or one of his people off-camera is like, "Is Anna the high priestess? And Candy Pratts Price is like, "I would say pope."

That's right.

These things I'm pretty sure were all on the internet [laughs]

[laughs]

On style.com, which was owned by Condé Nast.

She could've just like clicked through.