Hello and welcome to Business Matters.
I'm Liana Byrne.
On the program today, US goods exports tumbled last month.
Is that a sign of tariffs starting to bite?
And Anna Wintour steps aside after nearly 40 years at the top of US Vogue.
We'll explore her commercial legacy and what's next for the brand.
What if you're like me and the Devil Wears Prada is actually one of your favorite films?
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I'd love to hear from you about your take on Devil Wears Prada, whether you're a secret vogue.
cover lover, you know, some people collect those things actually.
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Now I'll be joined throughout the program by two guests on opposite sides of the world.
First up, Karen Percy, independent journalist based in Australia.
Hello, Karen.
Ah, good morning to you.
I can't say I'm much of a fashion plate, but it's going to be a fun discussion.
So lovely to be here.
Well, I don't really normally get to speak to many Australians,
but of course, there's a Vogue Australia, isn't there?
Yes.