Sarah Harris

“The RC is the Cavalli’s five-bedroom iridescent yacht that changes colour from purple to green to gold depending on the heat of the sun. It floats on the glistening Riviera like a giant frog beetle, and inside it’s exactly as one might expect a Cavalli yacht to be...”

Sarah Harris visits the New York City apartment of self-made billionaire designer Tory Burch, who bought the Upper East Side dream to the masses

As Chloé confirms that creative director Gabriela Hearst will be leaving the French fashion house after its spring/summer 2024 collection in September, Vogue takes a look back at how the designer has re-energised the brand with a strong sense of purpose.

“The idea of a day dress doesn’t – and has never – existed in my wardrobe.”

Queen Elizabeth’s style choices are, and have always been, faultless, says British Vogue’s deputy editor and fashion features director.

In front of the camera, or far from its gaze, Linda Evangelista is, was and will always be the real deal. Now, the original super returns to Vogue to share her story with Sarah Harris. Photographs by Steven Meisel. Styling by Edward Enninful

As a supermodel, Naomi Campbell writes her own rules. Now, as a new mother, she’s intent on doing the same, as she explains to Sarah Harris.

“Ask yourself, will I still love it next season, next year, in five years?”, says British Vogue’s Sarah Harris.

Sarah Harris, Deputy Editor & Fashion Features Director Shock admission from a Vogue editor: I love buying clothes. Until I had my daughter, Dree, three years ago, it was purely my own acquisitions that delighted me, but along she came and suddenly miniature pieces became my favourite purchases. From tiny tracksuits by Mini Rodini to pleated poplin dresses and MA-1 bomber jackets from Sacai, denim jumpsuits by The Simple Folk and oversized knits from The Animals Observatory, it all makes me as h…

Revisit Vogue’s preview of the autumn/winter 2016 Holland & Holland collection in a piece originally published in the July 2016 issue