Exclusive | Anna Wintour is an out-of-touch dinosaur who must take fall for Mets John Galliano flop, insiders say: She should retire

Iron-fisted Vogue editrix Anna Wintour is a dinosaur who’s out of touch with the new generation — and should take the fall for the Met’s John Galliano disaster, fed-up insiders told The Post.“It’s too late for an apology — she should retire,’’ said a fashion source who works closely with Wintour.A Conde Nast insider added that the A-list fashion socialite and media titan, 76, “doesn’t understand what people are talking about and thought she could shoulder through this and it would blow over.“Anna’s lost her touch on the zeitgeist,” they said.It was Wintour who pushed the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s fated decision to fete disgraced designer Galliano — a convicted antisemite who once declared, “I love Hitler’’ — at its next star-studded Manhattan Met Gala and accompanying costume exhibit.The selection of Galliano, 65, ended in catastrophe — with scores of wealthy Met donors joining Jewish leaders and others to demand the honor be rescinded before the flamboyant designer caved in Monday and bowed out.The first source said Wintour’s grip on the Met Gala, influence over designers and how Vogue parent company Conde Nast profits from it all has always given her immense power — but that it might be time to retool the relationship between the entities.The Conde insider added that Wintour — the former longtime editor in chief of the fashion-industry bible and now a global content editor there — might not be up to the tasks anyway anymore because she’s out of step with the next generation, particularly when it comes to social media.“She still has stories printed out for her, and she doesn’t understand social-media discourse in general,” the source said.But another source insisted that Wintour embraces some technology.“She’s digital-savvy and reads plenty of things on her phone, and she’s always on Zoom,” the source said.Sources said Wintour pushed for the Galliano celebration because she really believes in him an...