It doesn't have to be like a smart question.

You gotta think of something good.

I just caught you in oceans, ate that.

You're very good.

Are you going to do more films?

Hello, Glenda.

You look fantastic.

I think the only way I would ever do another film this if you were in it with me.

Hey, Anna.

Rihanna just launched her line with LVMH.

Cannot pops her really be a designer.

Well, obviously, if anyone could be successful at designing clothing, it's going to be Rihanna.

So I am certain that will be a huge success for LVMH.

But there are other pop stars over the years that have had equal success.

Look at Pharrell or Victoria Beckham or, indeed, Kanye West.

When we look at Rihanna's collection, one might be surprised how simple it is.

She's not looking to be the trend of the month.

She's looking for clothes that have a life and that you can wear again and again, which is very much in step with.

I think the way that fashion is going right now with sustainability and as always, with Rihanna, she's completely in step with the moment.

Hey, Anna, wondering what your favorite shoe is and why Manolo Blahnik and I like it.

Anna, I have a question for you.

I wonder how you decide what you're going to wear in the morning.

Well, im have a wardrobe full of print dresses, so every morning I just go to one of my print justice of choice and put it on.

It makes decision making a lot easier.

Hey, Anna, what's the biggest misconception about fashion?

I do think there is a misconception is.

Indeed.

Sometimes there is about women that because they love fashion, they might be frivolous, not someone to be taken seriously.

What is so thrilling to me about working with Andrew Bolton that the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art is that he puts costume into an historical context that can show how important fashion is in terms of being a reflection off our culture?

Because I feel that helps explain to people that there's so much more to fashion than maybe that's just they see on the surface.

And since you're traveling all the time, you have a need to secure jetlag, exercise, exercise and exercise again, and drink lots of water.

Hey, Anna, what's your favorite handbags for spring?

To be honest, I really wear a handbag.

But I am told by my team here at Vogue that it's all about the cross body handbag, which makes a lot of sense to me because it's practical, hands free.

You can bicycle around Manhattan and enjoying Central Park, and it also come in every shape size application, So that would be my tip for the season.

Hey, is there a way to be casual and your dress, but still be perceived as professional and together?

Personally, I'm not too big a fan of casual.

I think I always prefer when someone is on the side of dressed.

There was a member of our team that turned up at the Met gala recently without a tie and wearing a hat, and I'm not sure that I approved.

Diana, how do you feel about flip flops outside of the nail salon?

I love a flip flop.

Hey, Anna, who do you think you're the most inspiring people in the world today?

Well, I've recently mean very inspired by the Prime Minister of New Zealand, I think that she led her country through a terrible, terrible tragedy with enormous grace and a message of hope.

And then I also have to cite Serena Williams, who, to me has faced defeat and triumph with equal grace and charm and humility and humor.

I'm also a big fan of Maia Pete.

I think it's wonderful that a young man from South Bend, Indiana, who speaks 100 languages, was a military vet, went to both Oxford and Harvard and just happens to be gay is part of the conversation in the Democratic race.

And I hope that if not in my lifetime, in my Children's lifetime or my grandchildren's lifetime, that there will be a moment in politics when you are not defined by a label, you're just a good candidate.