Anna Torv and Anna Wintour

Anna Torv hails from Australia. She's played Olivia Dunham, Wendy Carr and Tess and Wendy Carr in The Last of Us (HBO) The Last of Us, an HBO drama that explores a post-apocalyptic society. Hans Torv as well as Susan Torv were the parents of the star. At the age of six, her parents divorced. That led Anna her mother as well as her younger brother Dylan to move from Melbourne to Mudgeeraba a small suburb in the city of Gold Coast Queensland. The actress stated that she had not talked to her father for about 8 years. As Dylan and Dylan were young and their parents dissuaded them from watching any TV. Anna Wintour is the full name of Dame Anna Wintour born in London, England on November 3, 1949. British editor and longtime editor at American Vogue (1988-1999). Anna Wintour, one of the top names in fashion and journalism was born in Hampstead, London on November 3, 1949. Her zodiac sign is Scorpio. The daughter of Charles Wintour and Eleanor Trego Baker Wintour has been interested in fashion from her childhood. At the age of 15 She began her career at Biba which is a clothing maker. Anna Wintour, one of five children born to Charles Wintour & Eleanor Nonie Baker of Hampstead in London England, on the 3rd of November 1949 was the first of five children. Her father, who was an editor of a London Evening Standard free daily newspaper, and her mother were both charitable donors. Her parents divorced in 1979. She went to the North London Collegiate School. The independence of her was apparent in her early years. The school was frequently a source of rebellion, with students having short skirts in opposition to the dress code of school. Thanks to the help of her father, she landed work at the well-known boutique Biba aged 15. She decided to give up the academics she was studying and dropped out of her school and began a program of training in Harrods. At the request of her family members, she enrolled at a fashion school but left. Bob hair has been her trademark since she was 15. The girl was a lover of the clubs in London, where many of the greatest pop music stars such as the Beatles and Rolling Stones frequented.