Inside Andy Cohen’s Hamptons Beach Home | Open Door | Architectural Digest

In this Architectural Digest episode, Andy Cohen gives a tour of his colorful, vibrant beach home in the Hamptons. Designed by architect Gordon Kahn with interiors by Jackie Greenberg, the home is built to prioritize indoor-outdoor living and provide a relaxing summer escape for his family and friends.

Key Highlights of the Home Tour:

• The Everything Room (0:26): A multi-functional living and dining space that serves as the heart of the home, featuring Brazilian furniture and an informal vibe.
• Ocean Connection (1:31, 3:28, 6:37): The home is designed to maximize views and sounds of the Atlantic Ocean. Andy highlights the importance of the ocean as therapy, noting he starts and ends his days with a swim.
• Family-Friendly Design (3:54, 9:06): The house includes playful spaces for his children, including a deck with a "kajoozi" (jacuzzi), a unique spiral staircase that he plans to convert into an elevator in the future, and custom-designed, colorful bedrooms.
• Primary Suite (5:41): Andy's personal "happy place," which features panoramic views, a private deck, and an outdoor shower that he prefers over indoor options during the summer.
• Roof Deck (8:10): Described as the Pista Resistance, this space is used for long, sunset cocktail hours and meditative evenings under the stars.

Throughout the tour, Andy emphasizes that the house is a "green light" for his friends to visit, embodying a welcoming, casual, and colorful atmosphere that celebrates his love for bold design and beachside living.

Fashion In The Lone Star State | Vogue Vogue

This video follows photographer Tyler Mitchell and fashion editor Carlos Nazario as they embark on a road trip across Texas for Vogue's Summer 2026 issue. The project commemorates America's 250th anniversary by capturing the diverse, rich, and evolving spirit of the state (1:00 - 1:40).

Key highlights from the shoot include:

• Collaborative Storytelling: The duo works with Texas-native models Sarah Grace, Ruth Deng, and Erin Wasson, who serve as narrators for the issue, highlighting the local culture and togetherness of the region (1:44 - 1:59).
• Diverse Locations & Communities:
  • Texas Southern University: The team captures the vibrant energy of the Ocean of Soul marching band and drumline (3:39 - 5:00).
  • Gospel Church: The crew films at St. Joseph Church to document the community, spirituality, and soulful music of the local choir (8:43 - 9:47).
  • Triangle 7 Ranch: A tribute to the legacy and lifestyle of Black cowboys (9:47 - 12:47).
  • Neon Boots: A celebration of local line dancing, mixing different cultural influences (12:56 - 14:02).
  • Big Bend National Park: The team concludes the trip in this breathtaking landscape to reflect on the importance of preserving public lands and nature (14:30 - 16:30).

Throughout the journey, the team emphasizes the goal of connecting with people and making subjects feel at ease, aiming to portray a version of America that is both beautiful and grounded in its complex history.

Inside Designer Tory Burch’s Paris Home, Filled With Wonderful Objects | Vogue

In this Vogue feature, designer Tory Burch invites viewers into her charming Parisian apartment, which she shares with her husband, Pierre-Yves Roussel. Reflecting her philosophy that a home should feel "collected, not decorated," the space is filled with deeply personal objects and art that blend history, family heritage, and global influences.

Key Highlights of the Home:

• Art & Antiques: Upon entry, visitors are greeted by a 17th-century painting of a man with a pickaxe, followed by elegant chairs once owned by the iconic Hubert de Givenchy (0:44-1:53).
• Eclectic Collections: Tory showcases her antique Staffordshire cow creamers in the kitchen (2:08-2:40), a Claude Lalanne bronze apple (a gift representing their move to New York) (2:58-3:27), and Félix Bracquemond plates in the dining room (7:14-7:44).
• Design Inspiration: The apartment features expert interior work by Studio Peregalli and Daniel Romualdez (2:40-2:53), incorporating hidden storage and symmetry to maximize the space (6:59-7:13, 8:09-8:27).
• Personal Touches: The bedroom and dressing area draw inspiration from an 18th-century men’s vest (9:15-9:37), and Tory highlights cherished family mementos, including a charm necklace belonging to her father (10:22-11:06).
• Garden Sanctuary: Designed with Madison Cox, the serene garden features Japanese maples, hydrangeas, and a 16th-century statue of Flora, goddess of gardens (5:39-6:35).
• Fashion & Artisanship: Tory shares her appreciation for unique craft, such as her collaboration with artisan Nidhi Garg Allen on a handwoven bag inspired by her childhood concert-going days (11:54-12:41).

The Entire History of Vogue Magazine

This video provides a comprehensive historical overview of Vogue magazine, tracing its evolution from its 1892 origins as a society chronicle to its modern-day status as a global fashion authority. The narrative centers on the succession of female leaders who balanced creative vision with the financial realities of the publishing industry.

Key Eras in Vogue History:

• Founding & Early Years (1892–1913): Founded by Arthur B. Turner and Harry McVicker, the magazine began as a weekly for New York’s high society (0:48). It transitioned into a shopping guide under the management of Marie Harrison and the emerging influence of Edna Woolman Chase (5:44).
• The Era of Edna Woolman Chase (1914–1948): Chase professionalized the publication, steering it through economic turmoil, including the Great Depression (10:58).
• The Lost Years (1948–1962): Led by Jessica Daves, this period focused on accessibility, commercial viability, and the introduction of travel features and international editions (18:06).
• Creative Revolution & Financial Shifts (1963–1988): Diana Vreeland (1963–1971) brought artistic wonder and high-cost editorial shoots (25:32), followed by Grace Mirabella (1971–1988), who focused on licensing and practical lifestyle topics (28:50).
• The Reign of Anna Wintour (1988–2025): Wintour revitalized the brand with a mix of high-low fashion and celebrity culture (31:59). Her tenure faced the massive disruption of the internet, leading to complex digital experiments like Style.com and eventually, the pivot to global content strategies (33:09).
• The Digital Future (2025–Present): Chloe Malle steps in as the head of editorial content, signaling a definitive shift toward digital-first storytelling and podcasting, moving beyond the traditional editor-in-chief structure (38:01).

Tyla Gets Ready for the Met Gala | Vogue

This video follows South African singer Tyla as she gets ready for her third Met Gala (0:12). The theme this year is centered around costume art and the body, which inspired her custom Valentino look (3:41).

Key highlights of her preparation include:

• The Concept: Working with Alessandro Michele, Tyla chose a look inspired by a peacock to reflect her love for nature and animalistic themes, which also align with her upcoming sophomore album, A-pop (1:45-1:55, 4:41).
• The Look: Her stylist, Ronnie Hart, describes the outfit as a daring, high-fashion piece where her body essentially acts as the garment itself (3:05-3:43). The design features a satin bleu paon (peacock blue) skirt, intricate beading that wraps around her arms, and a silhouette designed to accentuate her waist (2:20-2:30, 3:47-3:57).
• The Details:
  • Makeup: Esther created a look using colors plucked directly from the dress to complement the feather/peacock theme (4:10-4:17).
  • Nails: Manicurist Coca Michelle spent 10 hours creating a unique, elaborate silhouette to match the theme (4:26-5:18).
  • Hair: Stylist Chris opted for an updo to keep the look structured yet soft, marking a departure from her signature curly styles (5:24-5:46).

Tyla expresses how much she has grown to appreciate the artistry of the Met Gala, transitioning from a spectator who didn't fully understand the event to a participant who sees fashion as a profound form of art (1:12-1:33).

Anok Yai Gets Ready for the Met Gala | Vanity Fair

This video takes viewers behind the scenes as supermodel Anok Yai prepares for the 2026 Met Gala. Throughout the process, Anok shares her collaborative journey with the design team and the creative vision behind her striking ensemble.

Key Highlights:

• The Concept: Anok envisioned a look resembling a bronze statue or deity, drawing inspiration from Renaissance art and the concept of the Black Madonna (2:17, 5:27).
• Prosthetics: A major part of the transformation is a custom-made silicone prosthetic wig, which required a challenging live-casting process and was inspired by Medusa with snake-like knots at the back (0:25, 3:37, 4:07).
• Pre-Met Rituals: Her preparation routine was extensive, starting as early as 7:00 a.m. and including facials, a massage, and lymphatic drainage (3:06 - 3:21).
• The Couture Gown: She wears a Balenciaga couture gown designed by Pierre-Paulo, which features a dramatic 5 to 6-meter train. The piece was a labor-intensive creation involving 15 people working around the clock for a week (5:24 - 6:04).

Anok reflects on the nerve-wracking nature of the Met Gala even after attending seven times, emphasizing her desire to push boundaries and collaborate with the world's best creatives (1:06, 1:38, 4:56).

"That's the Way You Tell a Story": Law Roach Styles Zendaya for Vogue Brasil May 2026

This video offers an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at the preparation for Zendaya's Vogue Brasil cover shoot, styled by renowned image architect Law Roach.

Key highlights from the video include:

• The Styling Process (0:38–2:30): Law Roach conducts a "run-through" of various vintage pieces—including selections from Gucci (Spring 2003) and Ralph Lauren—while managing the logistics of garments arriving on set.
• Creative Vision (3:47–4:15): Law explains the conceptual narrative behind the shoot. The theme centers on a wealthy, young widow in the 1920s living in the iconic Hollyhock House. He describes her as someone who is lonely due to marrying young and lacking deep relationships, finding companionship instead through her jewelry and her home.
• Production Atmosphere (0:01–6:03): The footage captures the high-energy, detail-oriented nature of the photoshoot, with Law providing direction on accessories like "long deco looking earrings" and ensuring the team maintains the pace of the production.

Ultimately, the video showcases Law Roach's meticulous storytelling approach to styling, summarized by his comment: "That's the way you tell a story" (5:42).

Inside LISA’s Sculptural Met Gala Look | Vogue

This video takes viewers behind the scenes of LISA's final fitting for the Met Gala, showcasing the intricate process behind her custom look designed by Robert Wun.

Key Highlights of the Look:

• Artistic Inspiration: The design is deeply rooted in the theme of art, specifically inspired by LISA's Thai heritage and the graceful movements of traditional Thai dance (1:23 - 1:52).
• Technical Construction: The team used a 3D scan of LISA's body to create the garment, which features sculptural elements including extra arms, reflecting a blend of fashion and choreography (1:23 - 1:35).
• Attention to Detail: The look includes a significant Bulgari necklace and a custom bag designed by a glass blower to resemble ice, a nod to the designer's upbringing in Missouri (2:24 - 3:05).

Challenges and Preparations:

• Practicality: LISA discusses the weight of the garment and the difficulty of balancing in the heels provided, leading the team to test different shoe options and modifications to the dress structure (1:53 - 2:03; 3:37 - 4:32).
• Red Carpet Strategy: Because stylists cannot accompany artists on the Met Gala red carpet, the team created instructional videos and voice notes for the handlers to ensure the veil and delicate parts of the outfit are managed perfectly (4:34 - 5:06).
• Final Touches: The fitting concludes with final adjustments, including adding mesh and beading to ensure the piece is seamless and ready for the event (4:15 - 4:28).

Bad Bunny Gets Ready for the Met Gala | Vogue

This video follows Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny (Benito) as he prepares for the Met Gala with a unique, artistic vision. Here is a summary of his transformative experience:

• The Concept: Benito decides to attend the gala with a self-designed look that reimagines himself as an older man. He views this as a form of storytelling, aiming to convey a sense of elegance and history (0:48 - 1:21).
• The Art of Aging: Prosthetic makeup designer Mike Marino explains the technical challenges of the look. The goal was hyper-realism—meticulously applying prosthetics, enhancing cheekbones, and adding details like eye bags and veins to make the transition look natural rather than fake (2:05 - 2:47).
• Behind the Scenes: The transformation process takes approximately three hours. Marino emphasizes that because they are treating the face as a canvas, the result is intended to be "moving art" that maintains the actor's natural expressions (2:29 - 2:58).
• Existential Reflections: Throughout the process, Benito reflects on his career, the passage of time, and the nature of art. He shares that while the body ages, one's inner evolution and the intention behind their creative work remain timeless (3:23 - 4:22).

Daniel Roseberry Tours Schiaparelli's Most Iconic Pieces | Vogue

In this video, Chioma Nnadi (Head of Editorial Content at British Vogue) and Daniel Roseberry (Creative Director of Schiaparelli) tour the Victoria and Albert Museum's exhibition, Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art. Together, they explore the house's storied history, from Elsa Schiaparelli's revolutionary origins to modern couture masterpieces.

Key Highlights from the Exhibition:

• The Origins of Schiaparelli (0:28 - 1:45): They discuss Elsa Schiaparelli's first garment, the Trompe l'oeil sweater (1927), which launched her career and cemented her reputation for disruptive design. The section highlights her pioneering contributions, such as inventing visual merchandising and the first unisex fragrance.
• The Gold Collection (1:46 - 2:53): A look at a dramatic, gold-embroidered cape that marks a fusion of archival inspiration—specifically Apollo motifs from Versailles—with modern digital-age aesthetics.
• Modern Couture & Art (2:54 - 4:09): Nnadi and Roseberry examine a dress from the Purgatorio collection, which turned anatomical brushstrokes into a complex, hand-embroidered 3D puzzle, representing the epitome of modern couture.
• The Iconic Matador Jacket (4:10 - 5:52): A deep dive into the technical craftsmanship of the Fall/Winter 2021 jacket, highlighting the balance between archival embroidery and a contemporary, 'pop-star' sensibility.
• Accessories & Provocation (5:53 - 7:34): The pair discusses Elsa's famous shoe hat and the house's philosophy of using surrealist displacement to provoke rather than just beautify. Roseberry also details the custom ruby-red dress designed for Ariana Grande.
• Surrealist Collaborations (7:35 - 9:50): A spotlight on the legendary Lobster Dress created in collaboration with Salvador Dalí, and a stunning coat designed with Jean Cocteau.
• Venomous Beauty & The Future (9:51 - 12:45): Roseberry explores recent collections, including pieces inspired by the poet David Whyte’s meditation on anger, and the Schiaparellion spring 2024 look—a 'couture stuffed animal' featuring recycled electronics and motherboard components inspired by the film Aliens.

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