In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Vogue US

• Valentino Garavani 1932–2026
  “I love beauty—it’s not my fault,” Valentino famously said. Hamish Bowles remembers a monumental life that redefined fashion and style.
• Bodes Well
  A new home for Emily Bode and her family underscores her talent for weaving personal history into what is quickly becoming a global brand. By Robert Sullivan. Photographed by Andrew Jacobs.
• SHE’S COME UNDONE
  Spring fiction offers an abundance of imperfect protagonists.
• Heavy Duty
  In the male-dominated world of outsize, abstract sculpture, Carol Bove is an outlier. Just before the largest-ever presentation of her work, Grace Edquist visits her studio.
• WHAT CHEEK
  From full-flush blush to frills and flounces on the runway, a romantic aesthetic is blooming.
• SCENTS AND SENSIBILITY
  More than ever, we want our fragrance to tell a story.
• MOOR, PLEASE
  This spring might be a perfect time to plan a trip to Brontë-land.
• King of the Road
  With a global tour, fistfuls of awards, that Super Bowl show, and style for miles, Bad Bunny is firmly in the driver’s seat.
• LET THERE BE LUX
  On the eve of a massive global tour, Rosalía opens up about the music that has taken her to celestial new heights.
• radical chic
  As Jonathan Anderson settles in at Dior, the world seems to be watching: Can his earlier triumphs of creativity and craft translate to one of Paris’s most monumental and historic houses? One thing is for certain: He likes a challenge.
• IN HER ELEMENT
  ON A CAREER HIGH, AMANDA SEYFRIED FINDS FREEDOM IN SIMPLE THINGS.
• Rules of the Game
  Hard-charging, unapologetic, attention-getting, California governor Gavin Newsom likes to upend expectations. The raw vulnerability of his new memoir is another surprise.
• A Towering Figure
  Roald Dahl’s genius was in matching unparalleled creativity with a delightfully wicked sensibility. In the new play Giant, John Lithgow takes on a beloved—if complicated—character.
• Pillow Talk
  What are we really looking for when we lay our heads to rest? Alice Gregory goes in search of a good night’s sleep, starting from the top.