In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Vanity Fair (UK)

• London BRIDGES
  With indie cred and an upcoming blockbuster, NICO PARKER is living the teenage dream
• Inner Voice
  JJJJJerome Ellis adds their voice to a bright cacophony
• Spring FORWARD
  As a new season blossoms, it’s time to reset with all things bright and beautiful in fashion, travel, beauty and wine
• Going POUF
  The hair of the moment has the volume turned all the way up, courtesy of big-personality dos that evoke the plumage of 1960s doyennes
• WEST World
  Georgia O’Keeffe called the American Southwest her “spiritual home,” its sweeping vistas, bleached bones, and vibrant vegetation feeding her meditations on life, death, and rebirth. Here, a material ode to one of her 1930s landscapes—anything but deserted
• Tuned IN
  New surveys explore the varied legacies of two artistic icons
• Below the Surface
  Incisive explorations of public persona and what lies beneath
• SIX PACK
  Eerie stories, marital strife, and more fresh fiction
• Art CLASS
  Fashion designer DURO OLOWU curates a life as vibrant as his palette, from a rare book collection to perfectly clashing patterns
• Grow and BEHOLD
  At a dazzling Maldives resort, plant-based haute cuisine puts a spin on surf-and-turf
• A HERO of Our Time
  In life, Alexey Navalny was warm, real, and human—the opposite of what, and who, he stood against
• THE KING’S Gambit
  Margrethe II catapulted the Danish royal family to stratospheric heights of popularity. Her sometimes controversial son Frederik X faces a tougher road
• QUEEN ANNE
  ANNE HATHAWAY HAS BECOME A STYLE ICON TO GEN Z—AND EMBRACED WHO SHE IS AFTER YEARS OF SELF-RECRIMINATION AND INTERNET NOISE. WITH THE RACY ROMANCE THE IDEA OF YOU HITTING THEATERS, THE OSCAR WINNER TALKS ABOUT LIVING OUT LOUD
• OUT OF SIGHT
  INSIDE APPLE PARK, CEO TIM COOK TALKS EXCLUSIVELY TO VF ABOUT THE GENESIS OF A “MIND-BLOWING” NEW DEVICE THAT WILL SHAPE HIS LEGACY AND, PERHAPS, HOW WE SEE THE WORLD
• THE DEANS’ LIST
  THE MUSIC INDUSTRY POWER COUPLE ALICIA KEYS AND KASSEEM “SWIZZ BEATZ” DEAN HAVE HELPED THE REST OF THE WORLD IS FINALLY CATCHING UP/BY NATE FREEMAN
• TURNER CLASSIC
  In the last few years, English actor CALLUM TURNER has worked with Clooney, Hanks, and Spielberg—so yes, you could say it’s going well. VF catches up with Hollywood’s latest heartthrob as he takes downtown NYC in style
• SOMETHING WICKED
  Director Jon M. Chu originally thought unknowns would play Glinda and Elphaba in his adaptation of Wicked, but he had to settle for superstars: ARIANA GRANDE and CYNTHIA ERIVO. VF goes on set for an exclusive peek at the beloved musical’s big-screen debut
• THE CONFESSIONS OF INIGO PHILBRICK
  The wunderkind dealer personified the art market’s wealth-generating potential and its unregulated excesses—until he pleaded guilty in what was the largest art fraud in US history. Now out of prison and “wearing the scarlet letter,” Philbrick is searching for a second act
• ONCE MORE WITH FEELING
  For nearly 60 years, CABARET has transfixed—and shocked—audiences the world over. As Broadway welcomes a new revival starring Eddie Redmayne, MICHAEL RIEDEL discusses the musical’s enduring power with Liza Minnelli, Joel Grey, Sam Mendes, and other keepers of the flame
• BOBBI BROWN
  The beauty mogul on loyalty, lies, and a taxi driver named Marceau