Tonne Goodman and Sam Shahid Chat about Defining Style at Club Monaco

Having done more than 185 cover shoots and still counting, Tonne Goodman discussed her career at Vogue and before that, Harper’s Bazaar and The New York Times Magazine, along with Sam Shahid, president and creative director of Shahid & Co., the ad agency, at Club Monaco Wednesday night. Goodman released a book this month called “Point of View,” that was art directed by Shahid. The discussion was moderated by Ivan Shaw, corporate photography director of the Condé Nast Archives, who was a producer of the coffee table book (Abrams Books, $75). All three were dressed in the same beige Club Monaco pants suit. Goodman, who was fashion director of Vogue from 2000 to 2018 and today serves as a contributing editor, also held posts at The Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art The New York Times Magazine, Life, Calvin Klein and Harper’s Bazaar. While showcasing many of the book’s photographs overhead on a big screen — ranging from Carolyn Murphy and Christy Turlington to Naomi Campbell, Caroline Kennedy, Adele, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Gigi Hadid, George Clooney, Gisele Bündchen and Serena Williams — Goodman said the industry changed in 2001 when celebrities replaced models as the cover subjects. That made things more difficult, but

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