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Ariana Grande addressed a Vogue Japan photoshoot image that sparked online chatter over an apparent extra finger, responding with a playful comment about needing extra appendages for an album, while fans debated whether the edit was AI-generated or a sloppy Photoshop job.
A Vogue interview reveals Ariana Grande’s 2017–2018 oversized-sweatshirt and thigh-high-boot era came during a period when she was grappling with mental health after the Manchester Arena attack and her high-profile breakup with Pete Davidson; she says the cozy outfits helped her cope and conserve energy, prompting fans to view the fashion moment through the lens of her well-being rather than aesthetics.
Martha Stewart, 84, shares a makeup-free morning routine in Vogue, highlighting a skincare-first approach with Elm Biosciences supplements and a glow-focused lineup (sunscreen, bronzer/illuminator, and luminous makeup) while noting she prefers a luminous finish over matte and has had minor cosmetic touch-ups (Botox/filler) but no full surgery.
Vogue editors share their hopes for 2026 fashion trends, including the return of pillbox hats, statement gloves, lace-up boots, deep purple tones, and brooches, despite current popular styles.
Hilary Duff is making a music comeback, reaffirming her commitment to her fans and her career, as highlighted in a Vogue article that also promotes Vogue's digital content and fashion coverage.
The 2025 CFDA Awards, held at the American Museum of Natural History in NYC and hosted by Teyana Taylor, showcased top celebrity fashion, with Rihanna and A$AP Rocky in Chanel among the standout looks.
Kylie Jenner has returned to her iconic 2016-era look with bubblegum pink hair, highlighting a nostalgic beauty trend resurgence, as featured in Vogue.
The article discusses the upcoming 2025 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, highlighting celebrity appearances and fashion trends, with additional information about Vogue's expanded app features and coverage of fashion and celebrity style.
Anna Wintour, the iconic editor-in-chief of Vogue for nearly 40 years, is stepping down from her role but will remain as global editorial director, leaving her successor Chloe Malle to navigate Vogue's future in a rapidly changing media landscape where print's relevance is declining and digital platforms dominate. Wintour's influence on making Vogue a reflection of contemporary culture and her ability to anticipate trends have cemented its status, but questions remain about whether the magazine can maintain its cultural significance without her.
Anna Wintour reflects on her long-standing admiration for Giorgio Armani, highlighting his achievements, work ethic, and complex personality, in a tribute published in Vogue.
Chloe Malle, daughter of actress Candice Bergen and director Louis Malle, has been appointed as the new U.S. editorial director of Vogue, openly acknowledging her privileged background while emphasizing her commitment to hard work and innovative content. She aims to foster a more direct and joyful audience, with Vogue's former editor Anna Wintour remaining influential as global editorial director.
Chloe Malle has been promoted to the top editorial position at American Vogue, succeeding Anna Wintour who is now focusing on global content, with Malle aiming to adapt Vogue's strategy to the evolving fashion media landscape.
Chloe Malle, daughter of Candice Bergen, will succeed Anna Wintour as Vogue's editor-in-chief, highlighting a generational shift in the fashion magazine world, with Bergen having previously portrayed a Vogue editor in 'Sex and the City'.
Chloe Malle, daughter of Candice Bergen and Louis Malle, has been appointed as the new editorial director of Vogue's U.S. edition, succeeding Anna Wintour. Malle, who has been with Vogue since 2011 and previously led Vogue.com, openly acknowledges her privilege as a 'nepo baby' but emphasizes her hard work and dedication to shaping Vogue's future, including innovative ideas for its print and digital content. Wintour praises her vision and leadership potential.
Chloe Malle, a long-time Vogue employee, has been appointed as the new head of editorial content of Vogue US by Anna Wintour, marking a significant leadership change at the magazine. Malle, who has spent nearly 15 years at Vogue and is a former social editor and digital editor, is seen as a rising star in the fashion media world, sharing a similar age to Wintour when she first took the helm. She comes from a notable family, with her mother being actress Candice Bergen, and acknowledges her privileged background while emphasizing her dedication to her craft.