Anna Torv and Anna Wintour

Anna Torv was born in Australia. Her most well-known roles include her role as Olivia Dunham in the Fox science-fiction series Fringe, Wendy Carr in the Netflix crime thriller Mindhunter series, and Tess on her role in the HBO television drama The Last of Us. Hans Torv was the mother of her in Australia, in the city of Melbourne. At the age of six, her parents divorced. Anna, her mother and Dylan relocated from Melbourne to Mudgeeraba in Gold Coast Queensland. She has lived estranged her father, according to Anna. When she and Dylan were young, their mothers discouraged them from watching any TV. Anna Wintour's full name is "Dame Anna Wintour" (born 3 November 1949 in London England). British Editor who was the longtime director of the magazine (1988-present) of American Vogue. Anna Wintour - one of the most well-known people in the world of fashion and journalism, was born in Hampstead on the 3rd of November the 3rd of November, 1949. Her zodiac sign is Scorpio. She was born to Charles Wintour and Eleanor Trego Baker Wintour is a fan in fashion from her early in her life. Her career began at Biba as a 15-year-old. Anna Wintour, one of five children born to Charles Wintour & Eleanor Nonie Baker, who lived in Hampstead, England on 3 November 1949, was the youngest child. Her father was editor at a non-profit daily newspaper known as The London Evening Standard and her mother was a charitable donor. Her birthplace was in London. She attended the North London Collegiate School. From her early childhood she's been a strong independent girl and rejected the dress code for her school. She was a brief skirts. Her first position at Biba the acclaimed fashion store thanks to her father's assistance. Then she quit school and quit her school to join a Harrods program. Her parents insisted that she take part in fashion courses, however, after just a couple of months of attending the school, she dropped out. When she turned 15years old, her hairstyle has always been the bob. She was a fan of and frequented London bars that the Rolling Stones and Beatles were frequent visitors.