But did you know that her character was (allegedly)basedon a real person?
Indeed, there would be no Miranda Priestly without Anna Wintour, the longtime editor ofVoguemagazine.
You simply can’t runVoguewithout that last part.
Now that Shaffer is in her thirties, what are her big plans?
Does she plan to follow in her mother’s footsteps or has she blazed her own trail?
Here’s everything it’s crucial that you know about Anna Wintour’s daughter, Bee Shaffer.
Can you conjure a more perfect match?
And can you imagine well-dressed everyone at the wedding will be?
The event was co-hosted by Wintour, according toUs Weekly, which explains why Shaffer was there.
Clearly sparks must have flown immediately, as six months later, their engagement was confirmed.
It’s a stunner!
Shaffernoted, “I realized after that it wasn’t in the cards.”
That’s probably all for the best, as Shaffer’s not fond of being on stage anyway.
Yeah, that definitely wouldn’t have worked out.
“I don’t understand people who are late!”
Are you chronically late for everything?
“It’s so easy to be on time!
You just allot enough time for things!”
Feeling called out yet?
And she gets up at 6:00 AM.
Shaffer’s not afraid to be a little smug about it too.
“You just feel like you’re a better person if you do.”
She and Wintour attend Broadway shows on a regular basis.
Shaffer doesn’t justlikethe show, nor does she simply love it.
Rather, she’s straight-up obsessed!
For one, she’s seen the show six times, at least.
She’s also transcribed full numbers fromHamiltonin emoji, according to an article she wrote inVoguemagazine.
Who wouldn’t want to be a fly onthatwall?
But that’sstillnot the extent of Shaffer’s obsession.
How did she stay up so late?
Despite her family’s fashion legacy, Shaffer didn’t feel called to the clothing industry.
“I never thought I was going to work in fashion,” she toldTeen Vogue.
“It never occurred to me.”
However, Shafferdidfeel called to journalism.
“My grandfather was an editor and my uncle is an editor.
Obviously my mom is an editor.”
So becoming one herself wasn’t an unreasonable idea at all.
Shaffer did explore a career in journalism briefly, but that’s not where she landed.
“I did a bunch of internships.
Every time I’d worked at a magazine, it had been in entertainment,” shecontinued.
“And then I realized I loved that, and that’s what I ended up doing.”
So, as King George asks inHamilton, what comes next?
“It was horrible,” she revealed in an interview withTeen Vogue.
“For the first six months I was very lonely.”
That’s partially because shehatedparking, and would eschew going out if parking was involved.
She admits that it sounds silly, but parking in L.A. really can be challenging.
Southern California also didn’t suit her disposition.
“I’m not very, like, optimistic, or sunny, or L.A.,” shecontinued.
So she moved back to the Big Apple just a few years later, according to theNew York Post.
There’s one thing Shafferdidenjoy on the west coast, though.
“I’ve never been very fashion forward,” she toldTeen Vogue.
“I’m not that interested in fashion.”
It sounds crazy given how many gorgeous dresses she’s worn over the years.
“I’m 5'5” and I have huge boobs," she continued.
“Like, I’m not going to wear the same thing as Karlie Kloss.”
Look upKarlie Kloss, and you could see why she makes the comparison they have very different body types.
Shaffer also doesn’t obsess over clothes and accessories.
Her favorite sports team might surprise you!
But that doesn’t seem to bother Shaffer, whoshowsherdevotiontotheteamquiteoftenon Instagram.
So how did this come to be?
“It’s a fair question,” she said in an interview with theWall Street Journal.
“People are very confused by the whole thing.”
“The show does a genius job,” she added.
She’sthatserious about the whole thing!
Notably, she’s posted several times on her Instagram pageabouttheMasticTennisTournament.
Shaffer also confirmed that she played badminton growing up in an interview withTeen Vogue.
Which, when you think about it, is sort of, kind oftennis-esque!
