Hello, Chris Evans here with a special edition of The Best of the Breakfast Show podcast with Sky from Virgin Radio, starring British Vogue, editor-in-chief and European editorial director of Vogue Edward Enn In Full.

When I get spotted on a train, it's because I look a little bit like Ron Weasley. But when this next guest is spotted, he gets a modelling contract. Life can be so unfair. His new memoir, A Visible Man, is out today. Madonna sang about it and now he runs it. How wonderful! Changing the world one cover page at a time! It's Edward Edna Fall!

Yeah, Edward Ennful! How are you are you edward i'm great thank you for

having me congratulations on the book and an amazing life thank you thus far um have you my first

question is have you been to anna winter's house on long island i have actually of course you have

for people who don't know who who is she? What is her

legend? Why is she so good at her job? Anna is a legendary editor. She's opened the door for so many.

She's championed the fashion industry from great heights. And yeah, you know, she opened the door

for me. She employed me at US Vogue in 2004 and that sort of really helped

me get to where I am today. Okay. And I got to tell you, because I, your book, it just got all

my juices flowing and all the right places. So yes. Oh, thank you. Last night whilst I'm

finishing the book, my wife logs on, on our laptop and watches that amazing documentary, The September Issue.

And you're in that quite a lot. That was shot in 2007. Yes, I was a young editor then.

Yeah. So tell us about that time and tell us about that documentary. Yeah, I mean, you know, I'd left London.

I got a call from Anna's office to come and work for American Vogue

where I worked for seven years.

But I was like a fish out of water.

You know, I've been in London,

you know, a call stylist,

and there I was at this institution

of American-ness, so to say.

And it was very, very different.

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