Anna Torv and Anna Wintour

Anna Torv is an Australian actor from Australia. Her most well-known role is Olivia Dunham from the Fox Science-fiction show Fringe Wendy Carr from the Netflix thriller series Mindhunter and Tess for the HBO postapocalyptic series The Last of Us. Hans Torv is the father of the star. Susan Torv is her mother. About six years ago, her parents broke their relationship. The split prompted Anna her mother and younger brother Dylan to relocate from Melbourne to Mudgeeraba a small suburb in the city of Gold Coast Queensland. According to the celebrity, Anna was separated from her father since she was about eighteen. While she as well as Dylan were young parents discouraged them from watching any TV. Anna Wintour is the full name of the actress Anna Wintour born in London, England on November 3 1949. British editor and longtime editor of American Vogue (1988-1999). Anna Wintour, one of the biggest name in journalism and fashion, was born in Hampstead in London on November 3, 1949. Her zodiac sign is Scorpio. Wintour, who was the daughter of Elanor and Charles Wintour, has always been drawn to fashion. When she was 15 she began working at clothing company Biba. Anna Wintour born November 3rd 1949 in Hampstead, London the United Kingdom. Parents have been Charles Wintour an Eleanor Nonietrego. Her father was working as editor of a no-cost daily newspaper known as The London Evening Standard and her mother was a charitable donor. The couple divorced in 1979. She was a student at her school, the North London Collegiate School. She was an independent thinker from the childhood and would often rebel from the uniform code of the school, by having brief skirts. In the renowned Biba shop, her father assisted her to get her first-ever job after she reached the age of 15. She quit her studies, dropped out and began a Harrods Fashion training program. At her parent's insistence she was enrolled to take courses in fashion but later was able to drop out. The bob style is her signature since the age of 15. She was an avid fan of clubs in London, which some of pop music's biggest stars such as and the Beatles and Rolling Stones frequented.