The article explores Graydon Carter’s unexpected social anxiety, despite his long-standing role as a social gatekeeper at Vanity Fair. The author reflects on their shared history at Time magazine during the vibrant '80s, where indulgence was rampant, and extravagant expense accounts were commonplace. Carter’s self-deprecating comments reveal his struggles with confidence, contrasting sharply with the confident persona he projected in his professional life. This duality invites readers to reconsider public figures' personal insecurities, adding depth to Carter's complex character as both a luminary and an anxious individual.
Graydon Carter's social anxiety is surprising, as he is known for orchestrating exclusive parties and controlling the social scene during his tenure at Vanity Fair.
Reflecting on the lavish culture of the early '80s, Graydon Carter describes the extravagant office life at Time magazine, filled with lavish expense accounts and indulgences.
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