daughter of charles wintour, editor of the london evening standard.h-minded intellectual. anna dropped out of high school at 16. >> i wasn't academically successful, and maybe i've spent a lot of my career trying to make up for that. >> your father, who i knew only slightly in england, had a tough reputation... >> yes, chilly charlie. >> not unlike yours. and his reporters were scared of him. >> yes, but look what he created. i mean, he created a great newspaper, and i certainly did learn this from him: people respond well to someone who's sure of what they want. >> and anna wintour is nothing but sure. that's most apparent when twice a year, her majesty takes her place at the ready-to-wear fashion shows in new york, paris, and milan, where she sits in judgment of the work of the world's most eminent designers. to an outsider, these shows are another planet: part dazzling, part rocky horror show, models who seem as angry as they are emaciated, wearing clothes fit for a cadaver and shoes that make stilettos seem sensible, and a legion of camp followers

>> i don't think anna wintour is out of a job too quickly. there's always going to be room for art and some intuition here. but what we can do with our software is take the delay out of it. >> reporter: the fashion craze i.b.m. sees coming in 2013: steampunk. >> it's a retro-futuristic look. it's victorian high fashion meets industrial workwear. it's an obsession with things like brass. it's an obsession with things like cogs and gears. >> reporter: steampunk is still a bit too hip for me. i can't even choose a tie to match my shirt. luckily, there's a new technology for that. and it may change the future of retail. all right, linda, i want to try on a tie. this one's nice. and i like this one. yes. yes. there's a winner. >> reporter: linda smith's company facecake enables shoppers to virtually try on anything in the store or, coming soon, the privacy of your own home. >> from a wedding dress to holding a handbag to necklaces to make up and across platforms as well. from mobile tablet online. and with swivel interacting with kinect for a 3d e

>> i don't think anna wintour is out of a job too quickly. there's always going to be room for art and some intuition here. but what we can do with our software is take the delay out of it. >> reporter: the fashion craze i.b.m. sees coming in 2013: steampunk. >> it's a retro-futuristic look. it's victorian high fashion meets industrial workwear. it's an obsession with things like brass. it's an obsession with things like cogs and gears. >> reporter: steampunk is still a bit too hip for me. i can't even choose a tie to match my shirt. luckily, there's a new technology for that. and it may change the future of retail. all right, linda, i want to try on a tie. this one's nice. and i like this one. yes. yes. there's a winner. >> reporter: linda smith's company facecake enables shoppers to virtually try on anything in the store or, coming soon, the privacy of your own home. >> from a wedding dress to holding a handbag to necklaces to make up and across platforms as well. from mobile tablet online. and with swivel interacting with kinect for a 3d e

stuart: the last time we bought and him wintour on the show, was it john stuart or -- they all had ad on a second. transportation secretary ray lahood stepping down. any response to that? charles: he said that the 787 is a okay just a few days before they pulled them all out of service. you wonder if he will take 8787 out of town. [ laughter ] stuart: most of the cabinet will have changed from the first administration to the second administration feared most of them are gone. all the senior positions are going and now ray lahood. >> it would be great if there was a new direction for the country, but i do not think that will happen. stuart: tax the rich, don't cut spending. >> and it will shift a little bit more left i think. stuart: new at 10:00 a.m., the tale of two governors. we are talking about this and can you guess how much money tiger woods saved in taxes by moving from california to florida? fill nicholson -- phil mickelson will not be happy about it. ♪ i need to rethink the core of my portfolio. what i really need is sleep. introducing the ishares core, building blocks for t

. >> jimmy: oh, of course it's anna wintour. >> and that's me. >> jimmy: that's you right there.ve these. these are great. i mean, i love that you're publishing this. people should see this. you're one of the few people that actually sketch. when you see a runway show, you sketch some of the looks. >> no, i sketch every single dress that comes down the runway. >> jimmy: show do you even remember it, then? and coat and everything else. >> jimmy: just because, why? >> it helps me remember what i've seen. i see an awful lot of shows, you know. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so i have all these books. >> jimmy: sketches of thousands of things. >> you know. i've been doing it for 45 years, something like that. >> jimmy: wow. i would love to see -- you should put them out in a museum or something. >> they're not very good. they're not very good sketches. >> jimmy: well, then you should bring them on the show and we could show it here, of course. >> yeah, well, you know -- >> jimmy: you're thinking about it. you're thinking about not doing it. >> i do have a little present for you. >> jimmy: you do

anna wintour and grace coddington.k "grace: a memoir" which i can't wait to read. when did it come out? is this its debut day? >> no, it came out in november. >> november, okay. i can't wait. i -- i was very nervous about what to wear today when i heard you were going to be in. >> you look great. >> i was too. so i -- >> you've done very -- >> i went with a blue sweater. >> how did joe do. >> you know i like black. >> i know you do. but i think blue may be the new black. >> see, you messed it up. >> remarkable praise going for ms. wintour. talk about your relationship. what's made the relationship work so well over time? >> i think we're both sort of very patient with each other. we have known each other for one hell of a long time. longer than she or i would really like to admit. but -- and we have just grown to understand each other. we know how much to push each other, you know. and i'm kind of outrageous with her. >> can you talk to her in an elevator? >> oh, stop that. >> did you see the scene in the movie? >> yes