André Leon Talley, who died on January 18, previously spoke on his estranged friendship with Anna Wintour.

Talley joined Vogue in 1983 and swiftly became the first African-American male creative director.

The "ALT 365+" author called Wintour his biggest support, with who he made waves in the beginning.

Things turned sour when Talley was abruptly replaced from the Met Gala interviews by a YouTuber.

Talley said his memoir "The Chiffon Trenches" is not "a vengeful, bitchy tell-all" but a love letter.

The memoirist called it a nod to Wintour and a black man's experience in an insulated world.

The Vogue Editor-in-chief's source expressed that she is saddened by how Talley negatively portrayed their friendship.

In "The Chiffon Trenches," Talley accused Wintour of being incapable of human kindness.

The author wished for a sincere apology from Wintour for his emotional and psychological scars.