Is the devil happy?

The editrix of Vogue magazine, Anna Wintour, said Thursday that she has "no intention of leaving American Vogue now or in the foreseeable future" but she does know when she’ll pass down her crown:

Wintour said, "when you get angry enough," that’s when you "should leave." 

Wintour denied that this foreshadows an angry departure from the magazine, and that this was just a lesson she learned from her father, who was the editor of London’s Evening Standard, reports the New York Post.

The 59-year-old editor reportedly makes a whopping $2 million a year and is widely recognized as one of the most powerful dames in the fashion and publishing industries. For years, she grew Vogue’s empire but with the recent fall of the publishing industry in general, Wintour, too, has taken a fair share of blows. It’s being reported that Wintour’s contract is up soon with Condé Nast.

And we’re sure Wintour’s reading the reports that are coming out about worthy candidates to replace her. Among the names mentioned is the very bourgeois editor of French Vogue, Carine Roitfeld. Also with the latest news that Vogue’s ad pages dropped more than 22 percent and Wintour’s Men’s Vogue folded — we’re wondering what in the world makes Wintour angry? Spilling a martini on her fur coat, perhaps?