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For @mirandakerr, it took two fittings and a team of couturiers at @dior to create her fairy-tale wedding dress. Take an exclusive inside look at the making of her dream dress in the link in our bio. Photographed by @patrickdemarchelier.
@rogerfederer just won his nineteenth Grand Slam at #Wimbledon! Tap the link in our bio to see more from the tennis tournament. Photographed by @warriorprintess.
#MaurizioCattelan, a leading controversialist, is among the artists featured in our #Vogue125 x @marni collaboration. “Live with beauty and bad taste, and treat those two impostors just the same way,” he advises. Tap the link in our bio to learn more about the project.
Find out how editors, buyers, and models beat the heat at New York Fashion Week: Men’s in our street style round-up (link in our bio). Photographed by @mrstreetpeeper.
@SZA tends toward the cryptic when she discusses her music. She cites no particular influences, though the shadows of Billie Holiday, Björk, Lauryn Hill, Amy Winehouse, and Rihanna pass over these songs. At home, she says, she listens to nothing at all. “I just think I have too much anxiety to listen to music,” @SZA explains. “Sometimes it feels like noise, and sometimes it’s so affecting that I can’t recover from it.” CTRL, her first full-length album, “is the product of the realization that I have none.” Tap the link in our bio to read the full interview. Photographed by @PatrickDemarchelier, styled by @SaraMoonves, Vogue, July 2017.
“After I had my leg amputated, I was feeling sorry for myself,” Retired Marine Corps Lance Corporal Sarah Rudder said. “It’s one thing to have the leg and have all that pain all the time, but it’s another where it’s gone, so it’s a constant reminder. Now people can physically see my injuries. Then I did the Marine Corps challenge. I looked around and saw guys with two limbs missing, three limbs missing, and they were out there running or throwing shot put or swimming. I just told myself: What’s my excuse? Why am I feeling sorry for myself when they went over there, and came back, and they’re still fighting to do this?” Today we're highlighting Rudder's story and those like her who are competing in the Department of Defense Warrior Games, a Paralympic-style sports competition for seriously wounded, injured, and ill service members. Tap the link in our bio to read more. Photographed by @adamjasoncohen.
For many of the athletes, the Department of Defense Warrior Games represented a way of getting back in the game. Alienated from their able-bodied, psychologically unfettered peers, lacking in physical outlet, suddenly robbed of the ability to feel like competitors, they’d spiraled downward: Many gained weight, grew depressed, their emotional symptoms worsened—often dangerously so—and their sense of self withered. For them, competing in the Games was a major step in a long and ongoing battle to adjust to a new normal. Tap the link in our bio to learn more. Photographed by @adamjasoncohen.
The Department of Defense Warrior Games, a Paralympic-style sports competition for seriously wounded, injured, and ill service members, have been an annual occurrence since 2010, but this was the first year that they were held on civilian turf, and the first time that they’ve been easily accessible to the public. Over the course of nine days, 265 athletes took over the United Center, Soldier Field, and a handful more venues scattered across Chicago, to compete in eight adaptive sports (some, like sitting volleyball, are actually modified; in others, athletes are pitted against those with similar challenges to even the playing field). Tap the link in our bio to see the women competitors in action. Photographed by @adamjasoncohen.
“Gianni invented so many things,” noted Anna Wintour in a memorial for Gianni Versace, the Italian designer whose life came to a tragic end 20 years ago. “Beyond leather and metal, studs and bondage, there were glorious, bright, sexy clothes and his inimitable prints. More than anyone else, he was responsible for fashion becoming an entertainment.” In his honor, we've digitized two of the designer’s most unforgettable collections, the Fall ’91 show and the Miss S&M collection of Fall ’92, which was controversial at the time but now looks absolutely era defining (link in bio).
#DanaSchutz’s "Bain de Soleil," which is featured in our #Vogue125 x @marni limited-edition collection, comes right out of her childhood memory of watching a 1980s TV commercial for that particular brand of sunblock and thinking it was the most gorgeous and sophisticated thing she’d ever seen. The hot sun, the wide-brimmed hat, the white sunglasses and bikini, and the white-crested waves are all remembered; the foreground crustaceans are pure Schutz. Tap the link in our bio to learn more.
A gender-bending approach to fashion has begun to achieve critical mass in pop culture and on the catwalk, with Alessandro Michele (@lallo25) dressing his @Gucci girls in dandyish suits and his @Gucci boys in floral and brocade, @evanrachelwood wearing @Altuzarra tuxedos on the red carpet, @Pharrell Williams gallivanting down the @chanelofficial runway in a tweed blazer and long strings of pearls, and @youngthug posing on the cover of his mixtape in a long ruffled dress. More broadly, designers such as Miuccia @Prada and @RafSimons at @CalvinKlein are knitting their men’s and women’s collections together, showing them on the same catwalk and twinning certain looks—identical fabrics, identical embellishments, nearly identical silhouettes. Tap the link in our bio to read our full August cover story, featuring @gigihadid and @zayn. Photographed by @inezandvinoodh, styled by @tonnegood, Vogue, August 2017.
Summer Fridays are for dancing. Gianni Versace’s "Villa Casa Casuarina" home photographed by @bruce_weber.
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