Vogue just gave another nod of approval to the tech world
Vogue World is coming to San Francisco next year, marking another indication that tech billionaires have become leaders in the fashion zeitgeist. Anna Wintour wrote that Vogue believes in celebrating cities and San Francisco is a place of diverse communities living side by side, a place that loves the arts, loves creativity, and isn’t afraid of change. The event will support San Francisco’s creative minds and strengthen the entire ecosystem, offering another opportunity to show San Francisco is on the rise.
- ▪Vogue World will be held in San Francisco next year, a city known for its diverse communities and love of the arts.
- ▪The event is seen as another indication of Anna Wintour's approval of the tech world, following her interactions with tech leaders such as Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg.
- ▪San Francisco is a city closely associated with the tech industry, and the event is expected to bring together fashion, art, and music.
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Vogue World is coming to San Francisco next year — perhaps another indication that tech billionaires have become leaders in the fashion zeitgeist. Of course, the announcement of the enormous fashion/art/music event doesn’t say that. Instead, Anna Wintour wrote that Vogue believes in celebrating cities and “San Francisco is a city like none other.” “It’s a place of diverse communities living side by side, a place that loves the arts, loves creativity, and isn’t afraid of change.” She also noted the city’s history of rebelliousness and innovation. “I love that San Francisco has always stood up for values and the things it believes in,” Wintour wrote.
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