In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Vanity Fair (UK)

• STAGE PRESENCE
  Revitalise main character energy with savvy scents, tasteful tipples and ritzy rooms
• SKATER BOY
  The 21-year-old self-appointed quad god might just be the best figure skater in the world. Now, ILIA MALININ is going for gold in Milan
• A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO SKIMO
  The latest endurance sport to hit the slopes and the Winter Olympics: ski mountaineering
• “NEPO BABY”
  The internet’s favorite insult used to mean something, argues HILLARY BUSIS—before imprecision and overuse dulled its impact
• SUNDANCE
  As the Sundance Film Festival prepares its final run in Park City before relocating to Boulder, film agents trade the 405 for snowcapped mountains in hopes of discovering this century’s Blair Witch Project. Corporate’s got your $6,900 festival pass covered, and you have a packed itinerary. Here’s what to wear to greenlight a project, close a deal, or land your next role.
• O Tech Bros, Where Art Thou?
  As the Technology Brothers, John Coogan and Jordi Hays have cornered the Silicon Valley media market with their irresistibly insidery podcast. Now, writes JULIA BLACK, they’re coming for you
• The Autopsy Report
  In an exclusive excerpt from his new book, Bonfire of the Murdochs, GABRIEL SHERMAN dissects the collapse of a media dynasty
• This Ain’t No Disco
  Saturday night, Penn Social is your typical DC dive filled with conservative 20-somethings. Come Sunday morning, it’s still a hot spot—but by the name of King’s Church, reports TAR A PALMERI, where the same cool kids congregate, professing their faith in Jesus and in Donald Trump
• EYE OF THE HURRICANE
  Throughout the first year of Donald Trump’s second administration, CHRIS WHIPPLE has interviewed Susie Wiles, his chief of staff, at every moment of crisis. His insider’s account of Trump 2.0 joins the photography of CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON for a portrait of power—and peril
• TEYANA TAYLOR HAS ARRIVED
  Two decades of hard work in and out of the spotlight have prepared the star for her electric role in the newest Paul Thomas Anderson film, One Battle After Another. Playing Perfidia Beverly Hills was an exercise in resilience and vulnerability—and the result is a lot of Oscar buzz. LINDSEY UNDERWOOD speaks with Taylor about her breakthrough season and how she’s balancing the demands of fame, motherhood, and new romance
• American GOTHIC
  John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy were a seemingly perfect couple who met a perfectly tragic ending. CHRIS MURPHY explains why we’re still obsessed with them—and introduces Paul Anthony Kelly and Sarah Pidgeon, who bring the doomed pair back to life in Ryan Murphy’s Love Story
• ANGEL WAS A CENTERFOLD
  The rise of Dorothy Stratten is a Holly wood fairy tale, from her discovery behind an ice cream counter to her run as a Playboy Playmate to her love affair with Peter Bogdanovich. But the reality is something much more sinister, from her rape and murder at the hands of her estranged husband to her exploitation by other men—Hugh Hefner, Bob Fosse, Bogdanovich himself. LILI ANOLIK rediscovers a Holly wood horror story—and a forgotten star
• LYAS GOES LIVE
  After being skipped over for a coveted invite to a designer’s eagerly awaited debut show, Lyas decided to bring high fashion to the masses via livestream
• PERFECT STRANGERS
  Her viral New York Times column “Was I Married to a Stranger?” devastated readers in 2023. Now, in her memoir, Strangers, BELLE BURDEN offers a deeper personal history, from a glimpse of her childhood at her grandmother Babe Paley’s estate, Kiluna Farm, through the unraveling of a marriage that reshaped her understanding of family
• NEW YORK, I LOVE YOU
  Before they were the first couple of New York City, they were in love. Photographer KARA McCURDY shares a never-before-seen look at the intimate nuptials between New York mayor Zohran Mamdani and artist Rama Duwaji with ELISE TAYLOR
• BLONDE AMBITION
  On and off the runway, model Alex Consani is proving that an undeniable personality is always a good look. DEREK C. BLASBERG meets the girl of the moment
• KEITH McNALLY
  The restaurateur, memoirist, and champion Instagram captioner happily names names, but has regrets as well. (Admiring Woody Allen is not one of them)