In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Vanity Fair (UK)

• Trip the light FANTASTIC
  As longer days become the norm, show your best side with these summer staples
• The Artist’s WAY
  Multitalented ESTHER McGREGOR finds her footing in front of the camera
• Feeling THIS
  In a full-hearted new memoir, Blink-182’s MARK HOPPUS confronts friendship breakups and a cancer diagnosis
• SIX PACK
  Poetic novels and lyric memoirs plumb grief and longing
• Good TROUBLE
  In the era of Trump 2.0, acts of defiance, big and small, have gotten creative
• Poetic HARMONY
  With “A Poem for Deep Thinkers” at the Guggenheim Museum, RASHID JOHNSON revisits his archive
• Hollywood AFFAIR
  Glitz, glamour, and lots and lots of little gold men. Inside the 31st annual Vanity Fair Oscar Party, where the stars gathered to celebrate
• Working THROUGH IT
  VF ’s royals correspondent reveals how she fought her own battle with cancer—while reporting on the Windsors’ diagnoses
• THE BARRON Identity
  The world’s most famous college freshman is as mysterious a presence at NYU as he is in the American psyche
• UNITED WE STAN
  FROM MARVEL ANTI-HERO TO TRUMP AND TOMMY LEE, SEBASTIAN STAN HAS EMERGED—SLOWLY AND NOW SEEMINGLY ALL AT ONCE—AS ONE OF THE MORE FEARLESS ACTORS OF OUR TIME
• CHANGE AGENT
  Ex-CIA analyst ELISSA SLOTKIN, the moderate freshman senator from Michigan, is a rising Democratic star in a party that desperately needs them
• FLIGHT RISK
  IT’S SUSPECTED THAT A RECENT SPATE OF GLOBAL AVIATION INCIDENTS INVOLVING EXPLODING CARGO, HACKED GPS SYSTEMS, OR SPOOFED COORDINATES TRACES BACK TO RUSSIAN AGGRESSORS. THE SOPHISTICATION OF THE ATTACKS ONLY RIVALS RUSSIA’S PENCHANT FOR BRUTALITY, SO WHAT’S NEXT? THE SKY’S THE LIMIT
• ROMAN EMPIRE
  JOE ANOA’I SLAMMED HIS WAY TO WWE STARDOM AS “ROMAN REIGNS.” NOW THE BRAWNY BRAWLER IS LOOKING TO HOLLYWOOD FOR HIS NEXT STARRING ROLE
• IN GOOD COMPANY
  AS THE JUILLIARD SCHOOL KICKS OFF ITS PLAN TO GO TUITION-FREE, VF GATHERED SOME AUGUST ALUMNI TO TALK ABOUT MEMORIES AND DREAMS
• OPEN ROAD
  F1 ACADEMY, THE ALL-WOMEN RACING LEAGUE LAUNCHED IN 2023, IS AIMING ITS DRIVERS AT THE SPORT’S HIGHEST ECHELON
• BERNADETTE PETERS
  The Broadway legend talks high-maintenance dogs, Chinese philosophy, and her love for Stephen Sondheim
• STOPWATCH
  ON TIME SPRING 2025
• Reserve YOUR PLACE
  Watches fit for kings and a Titanic rescuer’s timepiece, while Lyon & Turnbull’s auctioneer tells all,
• VITAL STATISTICS
  Analysis of the trends in watch prices at the principal auction houses, based on the autumn sales seasons in 2023 and 2024.
• Core STRENGTH
  It’s not time-telling that’s made the Apple Watch a $20bn success, but fitness and heart-rate metrics. As it marks its tenth anniversary, Rob Waugh asks: where next?
• Moving with the TIMES
  Oscar-winning actress Alicia Vikander tells LAURE GUILBAULT why precision is everything
• Material GAINS
  From its inception Richard Mille has set the standard for technology in watch design, taking advanced new materials out of the lab and on to the wrist.
• Magical THINKING
  After 150 years of research and refinement, Audemars Piguet is raising the bar with a revolutionary new take on its speciality perpetual calendar.
• Enduring LOVE
  TAG Heuer pushed titanium to its limits to create a hardwearing variant as unique as any fingerprint.
• Tech SUPPORT
  From naval supplies to spaceage components, Panerai has travelled far in its pursuit of off-the-wall technical ideas.
• Mind Over MATTER
  The ambition to create more innovative materials and further technical precision seems to know no bounds at Hublot.
• Rites of SPRING
  After eight years of R&D, Omega has achieved near-perfect precision by re-engineering the balance spring.
• Material PLEASURES
  MUST DO BETTER IS A MOTTO THE WATCH INDUSTRY NEVER SHIES AWAY FROM—AND ITS PROWESS IN PIONEERING NEW MATERIALS GOES FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH
• IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
  Faced with an array of innovative materials and even more complex complications, On Time’s esteemed panel of experts select their favourite concept watch of the 21st century
• Light INDUSTRY
  AT A REVOLUTIONARY RESEARCH INSTITUTE IN LAUSANNE, CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGIES SUCH AS ULTRASHORT PULSE LASERS ARE PUSHING AT THE LIMITS OF WATCHMAKING.
• WORKS IN PROGRESS
  From Elizabeth I’s clockwork bracelet to instruments for transatlantic aviators, watchmaking R&D has led to some astonishing horological inventions—so what were the vital steps taken over the past 500 years?