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Hayley Maitland

Hayley Maitland is the news and features editor at British Vogue.

Living

How to Throw the Ultimate Christmas Party, According to Lee Miller, Cecil Beaton, and More of Vogue’s Most Glamorous Contributors

Travel

This Maximalist New Hotel in London’s Soho Honors the City’s Eccentric Creative Spirit

Travel

The Best Places to Visit This Winter for a Sun-Soaked Escape

Food

At the New London Restaurant Dalla, Italian Design and Archive Recipes Collide to Glorious Effect

TV & Movies

The Best Episode From Every Season of The Crown So Far

Homes

Beata Heuman’s 7-Step Guide to Making Your Home Feel Cozy This Fall

Books

‘Bring Dark Glasses for Hangovers’: 5 Outrageous Stories From Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton’s Life on the Road

Opinion

The True Villain of Britney Spears’s Memoir? You

TV & Movies

See the First Stills of Angelina Jolie as Maria Callas in Pablo Larraín’s Upcoming Biopic

TV & Movies

Choose Your (World War II) Fighter: The First Stills From Steven Spielberg’s Masters of the Air Are Full of Very Good Jackets—And Even Better Bone Structure

Royals

Five Centuries of Gilded Finery Goes on Display at London’s Guildhall Art Gallery

TV & Movies

Emerald Fennell’s Saltburn Uncovers the Dark Side of the British Upper Class

TV & Movies

Netflix’s Beckham Revisits the Origin Story of the Posh and Becks Phenomenon

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Vogue World: London

Models, Mohawks, and Mavericks: Backstage at Vogue World 2023

Celebrity Style

Christy, Linda, Naomi, and Cindy Close Vogue World 2023 in a Fashion Finale for the Ages

Culture

‘It’s a Box of Treats That I Hope Shocks And Delights’: Stephen Daldry on the Making of Vogue World: London

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Vogue World: London

Fashion Flashback: Revisiting Cecil Beaton’s Costumes for the Original Production of My Fair Lady

Arts

An A to Z of London Arts, Courtesy of the Cast and Creatives Behind Vogue World

Music

Listen to the Official Vogue World: London Playlist

Arts

Murder, Musicals, and Royal Romance: The History of Drury Lane, London’s Oldest—And Most Haunted—Theater