Grace Coddington has been called the world's most influential fashion editor and the absolute best stylist. “Without her, Vogue would not be the bible of the fashion and style industry,” says Time magazine. “Grace is a genius. No one senses the direction of fashion better than her... I was over the moon when she joined our team,” these are the words of Anna Wintour, editor-in-chief of Vogue, the most influential figure in the fashion world today. In her autobiography, Grace talks candidly and wittily about her life , inextricably linked with fashion for more than half a century. She introduces the reader to world-famous designers, photographers, stylists and models, music and film stars, making him a witness to the unique events that are so rich in her bright career. With captivating sincerity, Grace writes about a deeply personal thing - a car accident that put an end to her modeling career , about two marriages, the death of sister Rosemary, friendship with the editor-in-chief of Harper's Bazaar Liz Tilberis, a thirty-year affair with Didier Malige... And, of course, about a difficult but creatively fruitful relationship with Anna Wintour, which even after twenty years of their marriage works continue to intrigue the world of gloss.