The New York Post offers a review of The September Issue today. They say it offers “juicy viewing,” mostly for its psychological portrait of Anna Wintour and the view it offers of Vogue before layoffs and ad declines plagued Condé Nast: “Even if you don’t give a fig for fashion, it’s rare that you get to see Nero tuning up his fiddle as Rome is about to spontaneously combust. And to be sure, she is a dictator — that we already know. What the viewer can now decide is if she is, in fact, a benevolent dictator.” [NYP]
