Editor-in-Chief of Out of Order magazine Dorian Grinspan is based in Manhattan. Born in Paris and educated at Yale, this super-connected son of a prominent mergers-and-acquisitions lawyer is the godson of Numéro magazine founder Babeth Djian and counts Carine Roitfeld, the former editor of French Vogue, amongst his family’s friends. He started his magazine whilst “really, really bored” at university and interviewed Woody Allen in his debut issue. Grinspan claims not to understand Twitter but has over 9,300 followers on Instagram.
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Dorian is just another trust fund kid then, put onto the ‘gravy-train’ by his rich parents. How many ‘ordinary’ kids would get an interview with Woody Allen, to jump start their magazine?
He may have resources but unlike others in his position, he is actually doing something. I say: “Good for him and good work Dorian”.
You should get over yourself, David. Dorian is making the most of the world and contributing something useful and relevant. What have you contributed (other than negativity)?
No, Dorian is a typical example of talentless nepotism, creeping into all areas of life now. Less talented, or talentless people, being given access to positions in the media etc, due entirely to their connections, rather than their ‘talent’.
Woody Allen does his cause no favours, interview Mia’s daughter.
I love his magazine. It’s cool and those being critical are just jealous of his success. Get over yourselves please!
He is hardly leading a UN charity mission to Syria, but I suppose it keeps him busy. Probably the male equivalent of a rich daddy, buying his daughter a dress shop to keep her busy.
A really great read.
Sarah
Can you not use, “Get over yourself’ It’s another example of Americas buggering up our language. At the same time can we stop ‘celebrating’ this or that.
I agree with David(who I think might be my twin) Dorian has the sort of smug, self satisfied that a good punch would sort out.
And Bill Batty another using the ghastly and vulgar expression…Stop it Yanks