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Faces of 2024
Platon photographs the stars of the year’s defining films
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Demna Makes the Move to Gucci as Creative Director After 10 Years at Balenciaga
Plus, Los Angeles’ American Contemporary Ballet debuts two new works, Courteney Cox’s Homecourt launches a laundry collection and more
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Dior Debuts ‘Her Dior: Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Collaborations With Women Artists’ Doc
Plus, Loro Piana celebrates 100 years with an archival South Coast Plaza pop-up and more
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Paris Fashion Week Highlights: Casablanca, Tom Ford, Chappell Roan at Vivienne Westwood and More
WrapStyle: Celebrities gather to see the latest sartorial collections, from Ice Spice to Olivia Colman
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Mikey Madison Wins Best-Dressed on the Red Carpet With Archival Fashion Looks
Plus, Gucci and Madonna co-hosted this year’s hottest Oscar after-party and Rizzoli re-releases the “Chateau Marmont Hollywood Handbook”
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Vanity Fair Oscar Party Red Carpet Gallery: Olivia Wilde, Demi Moore, Kaia Gerber and More
Olivia Munn, Kathryn Hahn, Tom Ford and plenty others hit the carpet
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Saks Fifth Avenue’s Personal Shopping and Styling Service Lands at the London West Hollywood
Plus, the Corita Art Center announces a new location in the Arts District, Neiman Marcus celebrates food and fashion and more
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Gap Launches a Limited Edition Collaboration With Harlem’s Fashion Row
Plus, Elliott Grover to bring British cuisine to the 97th Oscars Governors Ball, Off-White unveils the new AC Milan 2025 kit and more
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Vanity Fair Oscar Party Red Carpet
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In Focus
A major exhibition of L.A. artists and a portfolio of Hollywood’s finest actors of the year coalesce in a collaboration of creativity.
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Power & Pain
“Wicked” star Cynthia Erivo brings a nuanced understanding to the role of Elphaba
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Family Ties
Through her portraits of the Washington family men—Denzel, John David and Malcolm—responsible for the screen adaptation of The Piano Lesson, artist Tschabalala Self celebrates both real and fictionalized Black America By Rochelle Steiner Artwork by Tschabalala Self
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Below the Surface
Transformation and tragedy go hand in hand for Hollywood’s new heroines. But their complex journeys are not in vain, feminist activist, scholar and Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Salamishah Tillet explains.
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Magic in the Mundane
A look at four of the season’s most unforgettable movie sets through the eyes of contemporary artist Ann Toebbe
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Beauty & the Beholder
Artist Anna Park, known for holding a mirror up to the commodification of women, puts pencil to paper to explore the messages of self-worth put forth by The Substance. By Alicia Pestalozzi Artwork by Anna Park
