Anna Torv and Anna Wintour

Anna Torv has been an Australian actor for more than 20 years. Her most well-known role is Olivia Dunham from the Fox science fiction series Fringe Wendy Carr from the Netflix thriller series Mindhunter as well as Tess in the HBO postapocalyptic series The Last of Us. Hans Torv was the mother of her in Melbourne, Australia. When she was about six years old, her parents separated. The split prompted Anna her mother, along with Dylan brother Dylan to relocate from Melbourne to Mudgeeraba which is a tiny suburb within the city of Gold Coast Queensland. The actor claims she's been separated from her father until she was eight years old. Growing up her mother advised Dylan as well as her from watching television. Anna Wintour is the full name of Dame Anna Wintour born in London, England on November 3 in 1949. British editor and longtime editor of American Vogue (1988-1999). Anna Wintour one of the most celebrated people in the world of fashion and journalism was born on November 3 1949 in Hampstead London. Her zodiac sign is Scorpio. She's always been a fan of fashion since she was a child. At the age of 15 She began her career at Biba, a clothing manufacturer. Anna Wintour born November 3rd 1949 Hampstead in London, the United Kingdom. The parents of Anna Wintour have been Charles Wintour an Eleanor Nonietrego. Her father, who was an editor of a London Evening Standard, a free daily paper and mother were both philanthropists. Her parents divorced in 1979. separated. She was educated at North London Collegiate School. When she was a teenager she often rebelled against the dress code of her school by wearing skirts that were too short. With the assistance of her dad she was able to get an employment at the famous shop Biba aged 15. Her father aided her to get her first job at the well-known boutique Biba at the age of 15 old. On the insistence from her parents, she was enrolled at a fashion school but she walked out. From the age of fifteen, her hairstyle always been an cut. She was a fan of London's clubs, where the biggest pop music stars such as the Beatles and Rolling Stones frequented.