Anna Wintour Honored by King Charles with Order of the Companions of Honour

The Vogue editor-in-chief, 75, received the prestigious award at Buckingham Palace and vowed to continue her influential career in fashion.

Anna Wintour was formally recognized as a Companion of Honour by King Charles III for her significant contributions to the fashion industry.
The ceremony, held at Buckingham Palace, marked Wintour's second royal honor, following her damehood in 2017 from Queen Elizabeth II.
Wintour wore an Alexander McQueen outfit and a historic amethyst necklace once belonging to Queen Mary, highlighting her nod to British fashion and heritage.
She removed her signature sunglasses during the award presentation, a rare departure from her iconic look, which drew admiration online.
Wintour, who has helmed Vogue since 1988, affirmed her commitment to her career, stating she has no plans to retire and remains driven to achieve more.