Anna Wintour, chief content officer at Condé Nast and global editorial director at Vogue, sees the anniversary “as a celebration of not just the past, but the future.” It’s what we’re going to hold at Vogue World. It’s the first live fashion show event of its kind.
“This is a true testament to how New York fashion is making a comeback, how New York City is making a comeback, and what Vogue and Condé Nast can do to support is all very important to us. I think it’s going to be a symbol of that.” Co-host Gail King.
The global fashion show event features work by renowned designers such as Balenciaga, Dior, Gucci and Valentino, and is streamed live from New York Fashion Week.
According to Vogue, more than 200 people will be on the runway, including Adut Akechi, Emily Ratajkowski, Gigi Hadid and Lil Nas X.
“We were very anxious to celebrate New York Fashion Week and the city itself. “We decided to hold a large street fair and fashion show.”
The magazine made headlines with its September cover story about tennis star Serena Williams. suggest She will depart from professional tennis. According to Winter, planning for the story took “over a year.”
“I think she came to Vogue because we’ve worked together for so many years,” Winter said. I think you felt it.”
Winter said Williams’ decision was “extremely difficult for someone in her position with incredible achievements.”
“She worked with one of our writers to find out how she came to that decision, how she wanted another child, how she might have an extraordinary business venture in the future. I really talked about what was going on.
She endorsed Williams in her Final game At last week’s US Open, her signature bob haircut and dark sunglasses stood out in the crowd. I have.
“I know it’s hard to change at this point, but glasses can be very helpful sometimes,” she said.
As for others, the fashion icon said she likes “personal style.”
“I like it when people dress themselves and look amazing or obviously enjoy fashion, but mostly I’m more interested in them and what they have to say.
Tori B. Powell
