When Vogue World made its debut in New York two and a half years ago, a stretch of downtown Manhattan turned into an open-air runway parade, complete with Vogue models, Howard University dancers, Fendi baguettes, and a live performance from Lil Nas X. In 2023, the event headed to London’s historic Theatre Royal Drury Lane, where Annie Lennox serenaded the crowd, Tom Sturridge and Sophie Okonedo performed Shakespeare, and the Supers enjoyed a super reunion. Then, this past June saw Vogue World transform Paris’s Place Vendôme for a thrilling celebration of fashion and sport starring Bad Bunny, Kendall and Gigi (on horseback), and 683 fashion looks called in for models, dancers, athletes, and orchestra players.
On October 26, 2025, Vogue World will return Stateside, this time in sunny Los Angeles. Vogue World: Hollywood will celebrate the rich conversation between film and fashion, centering the most inspiring characters in cinema history. Count on high style, high drama, and more than a few feats of movie magic next fall.
Since its inception, Vogue World has uplifted local communities and to date has donated more than $3 million. Vogue World: Hollywood will be no different. 100% of ticket proceeds will go to the Entertainment Community Fund, with a focus on supporting costume community professionals impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires. Vogue will work with the Costume Designers Guild and E.C.F. to identify those most directly affected.
Who is helping to bring Vogue World: Hollywood to life?
This year’s event will feature the work of renowned Hollywood costume professionals, including Colleen Atwood (Edward Scissorhands), Milena Canonero (Marie Antoinette), Ruth E. Carter (Black Panther), Catherine Martin (Moulin Rouge), Arianne Phillips (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood), Sandy Powell (Shakespeare in Love), Jacqueline West (Dune) and Shirley Kurata (Everything Everywhere All at Once).
Juan Costa Paz will act as creative director, while Alex Harrington will lead fashion and styling. Dame Pat McGrath is orchestrating all makeup design and execution.
Meanwhile Wintour, Vogue creative editorial director Mark Guiducci, and Vogue Los Angeles creative director Lisa Love, will oversee the event as a whole.
Which local organisations is Vogue World: Hollywood working with?
100 percent of ticket proceeds will go to the Entertainment Community Fund, a charity that supports actors, workers, and other creatives in the film industry. There will be a special focus on helping costume professionals—especially those impacted by the LA wildfires. Paramount Pictures has also pledged a donation to the E.C.F.
In addition, Vogue is working with the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television’s Costume Design program to involve future and current students in the production.
This story was published on Vogue.com.
