Anna Torv and Anna Wintour

Anna Torv is an Australian actor from Australia. Her most well-known role is her part as Olivia Dunham of the Fox Science Fiction series Fringe Wendy Carr of the Netflix Crime thriller series Mindhunter Tess from the HBO Post-Apocalyptic Drama series The Last of Us. Hans Torv was the father of star. Susan Torv is her mother. In the year she turned six, her parents divorced. Anna's mom, Dylan as well as her brother relocated into Mudgeeraba after a move from Melbourne. The actress claims she and her father had been in a relationship since she was eight. Growing up, her mother strongly discouraged Dylan as well as her from watching TV. Anna Wintour's full title is "Dame Anna Wintour" (born 3 November 1949 London England). British Editor and long-time director of the magazine (1988-present) of American Vogue. Anna Wintour one of the most renowned names in the world of fashion and journalism was born on November 3 1949 in the city of Hampstead, London. Her zodiac sign is Scorpio. Wintour was born in New York City. Her mother was Eleanor Trego Baker Wintour. When she was 15 she started working for the clothing brand Biba. Her parents are Charles Wintour (editor of The London Evening Standard) and Eleanor Nonietrego-Baker. They had five kids. Her father was an editor in a public newspaper that was free, The London Evening Standard, and her mother was also an active volunteer. In 1979, the parents separated. She attended North London Collegiate School. She was independent-minded since her childhood and would often rebel from the uniform code at her school wearing short skirts. At the age of 15 she landed her first job through the assistance of her father, who worked at the well-known store Biba. Her father aided her to get her first job with the renowned boutique Biba at the age of 15 old. The school she enrolled her in to attend fashion classes at her parents' insistence but she was unable to attend school. The bob style has been her style from the age of fifteen. She frequented and admired the London nightclubs that some of the most famous pop stars, including Rolling Stones or Beatles visited.