Anna Torv and Anna Wintour

Anna Torv is an Australian actress from Australia. She's best known as Olivia Dunham from the Fox science-fiction series Fringe Wendy Carr from the Netflix thriller series Mindhunter, and Tess in the HBO postapocalyptic drama The Last of Us. She was the daughter of Hans and Susan Torv in Melbourne Australia. When she was six when she was a child, her mother and daughter divorced. Anna's mother Dylan along with her younger brother relocated to Mudgeeraba after a move from Melbourne. The actress said that Anna has not spoken to her father in about eight years. As a child, her mother strongly discouraged Dylan as well as her from watching TV. Anna Wintour full name is the Dame Anna Wintour. Born November 3rd 1949 London England, she was a British editor. As the editor-in chief of American Vogue magazine (1988-) over a long period, Anna Wintour became one the most prominent figures in fashion. Anna Wintour is one of most famous names for fashion journalism and journalistic work. She was born 3rd November 1949 in Hampstead. Her zodiac sign is Scorpio. She has been interested in fashion from the time when she was a young girl. At the age of 15 she joined the clothing brand Biba. Anna Wintour is one of five children Charles Wintour had with Eleanor Nonietrego Baker. She was born in Hampstead on November 3, 1949. Her father was an editor in a non-profit newspaper called The London Evening Standard, and her mother was also a charitable person. Her parents split up in 1979. She went to North London Collegiate School. As a child she frequently rebelled in opposition to the dress code at school with skirts she considered too long. In the renowned Biba shop Her father was able to assist her in landing her first-ever job after she was 15. She quit her studies, dropped out and began the Harrods fashion-related training program. On the insistence from the parents of her, she was enrolled in a fashion institute however she left. The style of bob has been her trademark since she was fifteen. She was a fan of London's clubs, where some of pop music's biggest superstars like the Beatles and Rolling Stones frequented.