In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Vanity Fair (UK)

• MAISY STELLA
  knows how to think outside the box
• Haute GOSSIP
  LAINEY LUI, creator of celebrity news devotional Lainey Gossip, swears by espresso martinis and her mom’s vintage Rolexes while keeping tabs on the A-list
• Past PERFECT
  A new collection of photography presents a glittering jet set but serves, too, as a moving meditation on the passage of time
• Six Pack
  Gripping inquiries into all aspects of humanity
• Clutch LIT
  Style and substance abound in this selection of smart bags and great fiction—befitting the season, some are scary, but all are scary good
• Narrative ARCH
  In a new architecture monograph, glossy brownstone renovations and modern masterpieces come alive through an unusual inhabitant: flash fiction
• In with the NEW
  Autumn chills? These seasonal essentials will have you hot under the collar
• Boys and THEIR TOYS
  Inside the hypermacho, Bible-thumping alt-tech universe trying to take on Silicon Valley—from El Segundo
• Party PLANNING
  Putin wants Trump to win, of course, and he’s got big ideas about a new world order. Think Yalta—on Fiji
• STRANGER Things
  The Democrats’ short hot summer of “weird”
• BOTH SIDES NOW
  SELENA GOMEZ is seriously in love—and making the best work of her career. With the audacious Emilia Pérez hitting theaters and Only Murders in the Building returning to TV, the actor, singer, entrepreneur, and mental health advocate talks about the climb
• GIVE AND LET GIVE
  MELINDA FRENCH GATES is speaking out for the rights of women and girls, embracing her role as godmother to her fellow philanthropists, and getting political, even when it’s a little uncomfortable. For Vanity Fair, French Gates opens up about her next act and highlights six other women charting their own paths of generosity
• THE BILLIONAIRE’S SECRET
  THE GERMAN INDUSTRIALIST KLAUS MICHAEL KUEHNE, BORN IN 1937, IS ONE OF THE RICHEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD, WITH MORE MONEY THAN KEN GRIFFIN, OR MACKENZIE SCOTT, OR FRANÇOIS PINAULT. WHERE DID HIS FAMILY FORTUNE COME FROM? THE NAZIS KNOW
• THE GENERAL
  How ELIZABETH PRELOGAR, America’s low-key, high-powered solicitor general, is holding the Supreme Court’s feet to the fire
• BAD FAITH
  From exiled actors to academics, influencers to intellectuals, VF gets under the hood of the Catholic right’s celebrity conversion industrial complex
• FUNNY BUSINESS
  NEARLY 50 YEARS AGO, SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE LAUNCHED A REVOLUTION THAT CHANGED COMEDY, TELEVISION, AND THE MOVIES. NOW DIRECTOR JASON REITMAN HAS RE-CREATED THE CHAOTIC HOURS BEFORE SNL’S FIRST EPISODE. LIVE FROM NEW YORK, IT’S 1975!
• A House Divided
  The Mellon dynasty has long been known for its old money refinement and discretion. But when TIM MELLON became Donald Trump’s biggest donor, many members of the family were mystified—and not afraid to talk about it
• STANLEY TUCCI
  The actor and author of What I Ate in One Year on face cream, Harry Styles, and why temperance is overrated
• STOPWATCH
  ON TIME AUTUMN 2024
• Seal the DEAL
  The French Resistance meets Fifty Fathoms, Sylvester Stallone’s punchy faces and how to buy at auction,
• Time ZONES
  When globetrotting, it pays to know the locations of the most respected watch dealers. On Time’s bags are tidily packed
• Chain REACTION
  How to find the perfect gold bracelet for the Patek Philippe Ellipse? German engineering and 1970s inspiration to the rescue, says Nicholas Foulkes
• Deep STATE
  The latest iteration of the Rolex Deepsea in yellow gold won’t feel the pressure—even at nearly 4km underwater
• Liquid ASSETS
  Hublot’s new joint venture with multi-hyphenate creative Daniel Arsham has dropped—and its unconventional design is sure to make a splash
• Hit for SIX
  Technology has finally caught up with the designs of Gérald Genta, whose 1970s hexagonal watch for Credor is now true to his vision
• Grand Old TIME
  The new Grand Lady Kalla has a pedigree as the most expensive watch of all time, and its 131 emerald-cut diamonds still make an entrance.
• RETRO Movement
  In this era of neo-vintage, what are the tricks of the trade that give a new watch an old-time aesthetic? Anders Modig Davin enumerates the telltale signs
• Hooked on CLASSICS
  Reissues of vintage models are undoubtedly a hit, but how do watchmakers decide which faces will fit the modern age?
• THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES
  Nostalgia has always triggered a powerful response to the past and its objects—but how did it become an industry worth billions?
• WATCHES of the Year
  Smaller dials, more moons and bigger jewels—what’s not to love about the latest releases from the world’s finest watchmakers?
• Seal of APPROVAL
  Luxury watchmakers are taking charge of pre-owned watch sales, thus ensuring authenticity for buyers—and making the vintage market less of a gamble.
• IWC SCHAFFHAUSEN
  Eternal Calendar