Anna Wintour’s latest Vogue cover — shared with Meryl Streep — came with a wide?ranging interview that revisited one of fashion’s frostiest dynamics: her long, complicated history with Melania Trump. During a conversation with Greta Gerwig about how women in power communicate authority through clothing, Wintour enthusiastically praised Michelle Obama and New York City’s First Lady Rama Duwaji for their individuality and modern style. When Melania’s fashion came up, Wintour’s tone noticeably cooled. She dismissed the idea that “power suits” are necessary — a look Melania is strongly associated with — and offered only a faint compliment, saying Melania “always looks like herself.”