Erin Vanderhoof

1 week ago | vanityfair.com | Erin Vanderhoof

On Monday night, Diana Ross made a triumphant return to the Met Gala red carpet for the first time since 2003, and her long train turned heads on the museum steps. The singer and disco icon was joined by her son, Evan Ross, as she walked the carpet—and a team of attendants who helped her up the steps after her full 18-foot train was unfurled. The younger Ross helped the Nigerian designer Ugo Mozie with the look, a sumptuous white gown with crystals, beads, and a feather trim.

2 weeks ago | vanityfair.fr | Erin Vanderhoof

Après le mariage de la princesse Diana avec le futur roi Charles III en 1981, le couple emménage dans un vaste appartement du palais de Kensington, dans lequel Diana restera même après leur séparation, dix ans plus tard. Si le palais est situé au cœur de Londres, il n’en demeure pas moins une oasis isolée, entourée de jardins.

2 weeks ago | vanityfair.com | Erin Vanderhoof

Thus far, Meghan Markle’s lifestyle brand As Ever has only been shipping its products to customers in America. But over the last week, a few lucky people in the UK got a special delivery of her raspberry preserves thanks to a partnership with Colford, a London-based gifting service. “A pleasure to assist @Meghan, Duchess of Sussex in spreading jam and joy amongst friends in the UK,” the company wrote on its Instagram account.

2 weeks ago | revistavanityfair.es | Erin Vanderhoof

Después de que la princesa Diana se casara con el futuro rey Carlos III en 1981, la pareja se mudó a un gran apartamento en el palacio de Kensington, donde Diana permanecería incluso después de separarse una década más tarde. Aunque el palacio está en pleno centro de Londres, es un oasis aislado rodeado de jardines.

2 weeks ago | vanityfair.com | Erin Vanderhoof

After Princess Diana married the future King Charles III in 1981, the couple moved into a large apartment at Kensington Palace, where Diana would remain even after they separated a decade later. Though the palace was in the middle of London, it is an isolated oasis surrounded by gardens. Still, the princess took advantage of city living and was apparently known to exit the palace grounds in disguise in order to enjoy nearby bars and hot spots, especially during the years after her divorce.