Anna Torv and Anna Wintour

Anna Torv was born in Australia. Her most well-known roles include her role as Olivia Dunham in the Fox sci-fi show Fringe, Wendy Carr in the Netflix crime thriller Mindhunter series, as well as Tess on The Last of Us, an HBO television drama The Last of Us. The actress was born to Hans and Susan Torv in Melbourne Australia. At the age of six, her parents divorced. Anna, Dylan's brother and their mother were forced to move from Melbourne into Mudgeeraba. The actress claims they and their father had been divorced since the age of eight. Her mother was a strict disciplinarian and dissuaded her and Dylan from watching TV. Anna Wintour in full Dame Anna Wintour (born November 3 1949 London England) British editor who, as longtime editor in chief (1988- ) from 1988-2005 of American Vogue magazine became one of the most influential names in the world of fashion. Anna Wintour one of the most well-known name in the field in fashion and journalism was born on 3 November 1949 in Hampstead London. Her zodiac sign is Scorpio. The daughter of Charles Wintour and Eleanor Trego Baker Wintour is a fan in fashion since the age of five. Her career began at Biba at the age of 15. Anna Wintour's parents were Charles Wintour (editor of The London Evening Standard) and Eleanor Nonietrego-Baker. The couple had 5 kids. Her father, who was editor of the London Evening Standard, a free daily paper, as well as her mother who was a charitable donors. Her birthplace was in London. She attended the North London Collegiate School. Her independence was evident from her childhood and would often rebel against the dress code at the school, by having shorter skirts. At the age of 15 she got her first work with the help of her father at the renowned shop Biba. After school, she quit in order to complete the Harrods course of training. At the request of her parents, she attended a fashion course at the local school. It was then that she quit. The style of bob has been her trademark since she was fifteen. She was a fan of and frequented London clubs, which were frequented by some of the biggest pop stars including Rolling Stones and Beatles.