All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links.
Hannah Ferguson has fond memories of her childhood, running around in utilitarian Wranglers on a small farm in Texas. “As kids, my parents were like, ‘Oh, can’t wear tight jeans,’ ” she recalls. “As I got older, I wanted to show off my curves in stretchy flared jeans, so as soon as I started working, I was going to the mall and buying the tight pants,” she says, laughing giddily.
To this day, Ferguson prefers the ’70s silhouettes that are happily in fashion now—much like the roller-disco AG jumpsuit she is wearing here. “I actually really love jumpsuits a lot,” she says. “You just throw it on and you’re good to go.” Meanwhile, she dreads the return of the low-rise pants she wore in high school. “I remember at the time being like, ‘The lower, the better,’ and now I’m like, ‘It’s terrible,’ ” she says, laughing once more. “The high waist is so sexy and empowering—I hope the low waist never comes back.” With a jumpsuit this nice, why should it have to?
Director: Matvey Fiks
DP: Mika Altskan
Fashion Editors: Anny Choi, Kirby Marzec
Assistant Camera: Christian Cruz
Sound: Boris Krichevsky
Hair
Makeup: Ingeborg
Video Editor: Dylan Edwards
Color: Carlos Flores
Sound Design: Nikolay Antonov
Music: CSISTERNA
Hannah in AG The Florence jumpsuit, $328, agjeans.com; Anine Bing lace bralette, $99, aninebing.com; The Row minimal leather flat loafers, $795, bergdorfgoodman.com; Bing Bang 1938 Sculpture necklace, $175, bingbangnyc.com; Jennifer Fisher round arm bands, price upon request, jenniferfisherjewelry.com; Tory Burch Josephine necklace, $98, toryburch.com
