“I am delighted that Vogue World has found its third home here in Paris,â Anna Wintour, Chief Content Officer, Condé Nast, and Global Editorial Director, Vogue, announced today from the Ritz Paris. âIf Vogue World: New York was a street fair, and Vogue World: London was a glamorous night at the theaterâsupporting arts and cultural …
When Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington Burns, and Linda Evangelista (the collective group known as “the Supers”) took a bow at Vogue World: London, they did so while carrying abundant bouquets of roses. But they weren’t just any roses—instead, they were “Freedom” roses from Blooming Haus, which are known for vibrant crimson heads and …
“London has always been a melting pot of styles and cultures, especially when it comes to fashion and beauty,” makeup artist extraordinaire Pat McGrath said backstage before the Vogue World: London show. McGrath was tasked with creating the hundreds of makeup looks—exaggerated winged liner, pastel blue smokey eyes, and more—all with a distinct Anglo flare. …
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Last night, the stars descended on London to celebrate Vogue World, a fashion spectacular staged to celebrate and fundraise for the arts. This year, Vogue took over the famous Theatre Royal Drury Lane for a show that wove together both theatrical elements—from a comedy skit featuring Sienna Miller and James McAvoy, to the premiere of …
As if a six-act performance featuring Stormzy, Sienna Miller, and the original supermodels wasn’t enough to satiate the theatre, music, dance, and fashion buffs in the audience at Vogue World: London, the interactive happenings before and after the show at Theatre Royal Drury Lane served as the icing on a very stylish cake. See every …
Sophie Okonedo’s Vogue World: London dress is fit for a queen. The Tony Award-winning actor took the stage at Vogue World: London to perform Shakespeare’s famous “uneasy lies the head that wears a crown” monologue from Henry IV: Part II. For her highly anticipated performance of one of King Henry IV’s most well-known monologue, Okonedo …
Vogue World: London kicked off London Fashion Week with a bang. Shortly before the fashion-filled and star-studded show began, the red carpet delivered plenty of celebrity fashion moments (including Sienna Miller, who bared her baby bump in Schiaparelli!); Once guests made their way inside the Theater Royal Drury Lane, they were then treated to a …
How to cap off a kaleidoscopic production encompassing everything from a Stormzy-led Shakespeare tribute to the world premiere of Wayne McGregor’s Herrera Codes, British legends moonlighting as Drury Lane ushers to Annie Lennox performing “Sweet Dreams” backed by the London Community Gospel Choir? With a victory lap from the supermodels, of course. Christy sported Fendi …
If the Vogue World: London headlines celebrated pantless fashion and pregnancy reveals, there were quieter moments worth noting from Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Enter stage left: the sustainable style champions, who chose to wear second-hand pieces and upcycled gems over new-season hits. Among the green fashion fans was Twiggy, who wore an iteration of the …
Who better to kick off Vogue World: London than Croydon-born supermodel Kate Moss? The 49-year-old walked onto the stage at Theatre Royal Drury Lane in a custom lamé dress created by long-time friend and collaborator John Galliano, as Royal Opera House mezzo-soprano Hongni Wu sang Henry Purcell’s “When I Am Laid In Earth?” from Dido …