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Who doesn’t adore Emma Stone? At a time when it’s almost impossible to achieve critical unity on any being or concept, the 36-year-old actress and producer has reached a rare altitude of public goodwill—and that while taking devilish risks with outré collaborators like Yorgos Lanthimos and Nathan Fielder. (In her next film with Lanthimos, “Bugonia”—set to premiere at the Venice Film Festival—she stars as a pharmaceutical CEO who’s kidnapped by a pair of conspiracy theorists.) “If you’re not growing or pushing yourself to different places—and I feel it’s the same for most people in almost any job—you get stagnant,” Stone says. Her life off-screen is just as dynamic: raising a four-year-old daughter with her husband, Dave McCary; launching rangy projects with her production company, Fruit Tree; and working for nearly a decade now with @LouisVuitton. In fact, women’s artistic director @NicolasGhesquière designed every look in the images accompanying this story, venturing into the exacting discipline of handmade fashion—akin to French couture. “Couture is about experimentation,” Ghesquière says, “which she loves.” For Vogue’s September 2025 issue, @itsjasongay sits down with Stone to talk risk-taking, fashion, family, and much more. Photographed by @Jamie.Hawkesworth. Written by Jason Gay. Styled by @therealgracecoddington. Hair by @MaraRoszak, Makeup by @patmcgrathreal, Manicure by @nailsbyemikudo, Produced by @FaragoProjects. Vogue, September 2025.

It’s been a big year for @Le_Sserafim. On the heels of their latest EP, “Hot,” the girl group has embarked on their first worldwide tour, performing some of their catchiest singles in the hottest of fits. The North American leg kicked off at the Prudential Center in New Jersey this week, and we spent a day with the girls for a look at their tour life. Tap the link in our bio to see more.

To paraphrase Usher, Oluwatosin “ @MrEazi” Ajibade and @TemiOtedola found love in the club. It was a cold London night in January 2017 when the Afrobeats musician and actor arrived at the Tate Club to watch Temi’s sister, Florence, perform behind the DJ booth. Five years later, Oluwatosin proposed to Temi in Venice on the set of his music video for “Legalize.” In 2025, the couple held their ceremonies in Monaco, Dubai, and Iceland. “Eazi and I have always been unconventional,” says Temi of their multi-wedding summer. “All throughout we honored our rich culture but made sure everything felt like us.” Tap the link in bio to go inside the couple’s high-fashion, three-countries wedding. Photos: @josevilla

If you’ve followed the career of @LenaDunham and read some of her most poignant writing for this magazine, you’re likely aware that she’s not afraid to bare her personal struggles—with relationships, with health, with extra-long nails. This spring, 10 years after the release of her best-selling memoir "Not That Kind of Girl," she will publish her second book, "Famesick," a nonfiction work about how health troubles have intersected with her life in the spotlight. Tap the link in our bio to learn more.

Pamela Hanson’s book of nineties photography will make you love that decade all over again. The pages of “Pamela Hanson The 90s” are full of gorgeous images of equally gorgeous women—Christy Turlington, Veronica Webb, Yasmeen Ghauri, Naomi Campbell, Cordula Reyes, Nikki Taylor, Nadja Auermann, Claudia Schiffer, Chandra North, Kirsty Hume, Trish Goff, Kristen McMenamy, and Milla Jovovich, who graces the cover—in the throes of living their best lives joyfully and un-self-consciously in front of her camera. See more and get all of the details at the link in our bio.

And then there were four! Today, Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic, Jannik Sinner and Felix Auger-Aliassime will face off in the #USOpen semi finals for a chance at securing the men’s singles championship title. While we patiently await the results, catch up on all of the best on-court style from the 2025 tournament at the link in our bio. 1. Photographed by @normanjeanroy, Vogue, June 2011 2. Photographed by Norman Jean Roy, Vogue, June 2024 3. Photographed by @studio_jackson, Vogue, March 2023 4. Photographed by @antoncorbijn4real, Vogue, September 2019

Have you ever dreamed of being on the cover of Vogue? Strike a pose! The finalist of #VogueOpenCasting, our ongoing search for the next generational modeling talent, will be featured on a digital cover of @VogueFrance. You read that right, the stakes just got higher! Do you think you have what it takes to be our next cover star? Applications have been extended through September 8, closing at midnight EST on September 9. Run, don’t walk, and apply now at the link in bio. Directed by @nathancahen for @VogueFrance

"Giorgio inspired immense admiration for his achievements, and also for his unwavering way of seeing the world and how we might look and live in it,” Anna Wintour writes of her late friend Giorgio Armani, who died Thursday at 91. “Fashion was forever changed by him for the better.” Read Wintour's remembrance of the beloved Italian fashion designer at the link in bio. Photographed by Irving Penn, Vogue, October 2000.

We've been graced with another Harry Styles and Zoë Kravitz outing in New York City, and it's already clear that both the pop star and the “Caught Stealing” actor share a knack for mastering cool, nonchalant outfits. Tap the link in bio to see more.

With a decades-long career that’s spanned from a girl group to an eponymous solo act, Beyoncé has more memorable fashion moments than we can count. In honor of her 44th birthday today, head to the link in our bio for a look back at her best looks from under-the-radar to the iconic. Photographed by @tylersphotos, Vogue September 2018.

With 50 years at the helm of his namesake label, Giorgio Armani helped shape celebrity style as we know it today. From major award show carpets to film festivals around the world, revisit some of Mr. Armani’s most memorable red carpet moments at the link in bio.

It’s a good time to be a Stud Bud and yes, Natisha Hiedeman and Courtney Williams were on the aux at their Vogue shoot. At the link in our bio, the @Stud.Budz talk basketball, viral fame, and identity, dressed in all-star fall fashion.