Anna Torv and Anna Wintour

Anna Torv, an Australian actress. The actress is famous for her character Olivia Dunham of the Fox Science Fiction series Fringe Wendy Carr of the Netflix Crime thriller Mindhunter Tess from the HBO Post-Apocalyptic Drama series The Last of Us. Hans Torv was the mother of the actress. Susan Torv is her mother. Her parents separated at the age of six. Anna and Dylan her younger brother relocated with their mother out of Melbourne to Mudgeeraba, which was a tiny town in Gold Coast Queensland. The actress stated that Anna has not spoken to her father in about 8 years. As Dylan as well as Dylan were growing up and their parents dissuaded the two from consuming any television. Anna Wintour's full title was "Dame Anna Wintour" (born 3 November 1949 in London England). British Editor and long-time director of the magazine (1988-present) for American Vogue. Anna Wintour one of the most celebrated people in the world of journalism and fashion was born on November 3 1949 in London's Hampstead. Her zodiac sign is Scorpio. Born to Charles Wintour and Eleanor Trego Baker Wintour is a fan in fashion from her the age of five. In her 15th year she started working for the clothing brand Biba. The parents of Anna Wintour were Charles Wintour (editor of The London Evening Standard) and Eleanor Nonietrego-Baker. They had five kids. Her father was an editor for a free daily newspaper known as The London Evening Standard and her mother was a philanthropist. Her parents divorced in 1979. She attended the North London Collegiate School. The independence of her was apparent in her early years. Her rage was often expressed by having short skirts in opposition to the school dress code. Her father helped her land her first position at the Biba boutique when she was just 15. Then she quit school and quit her school to join an Harrods program. At the request of her parents that she attend a fashion course at the local school. She dropped out. Her bob-style hair is a signature of hers. She was a frequent visitor to the London nightclubs, where the biggest pop stars, including Rolling Stones or Beatles visited.