Anna Torv and Anna Wintour

Anna Torv was born in Australia. Her most well-known role is Olivia Dunham from the Fox science fiction series Fringe Wendy Carr from the Netflix thriller crime series Mindhunter as well as Tess in the HBO postapocalyptic series The Last of Us. The actress was born to Hans and Susan Torv in Melbourne Australia. At the age of six, she and her mother split up. Anna's mother, Dylan as well as her brother were relocated into Mudgeeraba from Melbourne. The actress claimed that Anna has not spoken to her father for about eight years. They and Dylan were disincentive to watch TV by their mother as she was growing up. Anna Wintour's full title was "Dame Anna Wintour" (born 3 November 1949 London England). British Editor and long-time Chief Editor (1988-present) of American Vogue. Anna Wintour - one of the most famous people in the world of fashion and journalism, was born at Hampstead on the 3rd of November the 3rd of November, 1949. Her zodiac sign is Scorpio. She was born to Charles Wintour and Eleanor Trego Baker Wintour is a fan in fashion from her the age of five. In the age of 15, she started working at Biba the clothing company. Anna Wintour's parents were Charles Wintour (editor of The London Evening Standard) and Eleanor Nonietrego Baker. They had five children. Her father was editor of a no-cost daily newspaper known as The London Evening Standard and her mother was a charitable donor. The couple divorced in 1979. She attended the North London Collegiate School. Her independence was evident from her early days and often revolted at the strict dress codes at her school by having short skirts. Her father was instrumental in helping her get her first job in the Biba boutique at 15 years old. She quit her studies and left her school to enroll in a Harrods program. After her parents' insistence that she attend a fashion class in a local high school. The class ended and she dropped out. She has worn bob haircuts from the time she was just 15 years old. The girl was often seen in the London nightclubs, where the greatest pop artists such as Rolling Stones or Beatles visited.