Zendaya covers the October 2021 issue of British Vogue, dialing up the glamour factor. The print issue hits newsstands Friday, September 10th. Craig McDean [IG] photographs the ‘Queen of the Zoomers’, writes Edward Enninful in his editor’s letter, styled by Law Roach.

Zendaya wearing a custom-made Valentino asymmetric-shoulder silk-gazar minidress and Bulgari jewelery in the October 2021 issue of British Vogue. Indeed, Law Roach called up Valentino’s Pierpaolo Piccioli and asked him for a special dress. — **Zendaya** wearing a custom-made Valentino asymmetric-shoulder silk-gazar minidress and Bulgari jewelery in the October 2021 issue of **British Vogue**. Indeed, Law Roach called up Valentino’s **Pierpaolo Piccioli** and asked him for a special dress.

Zendaya modeling Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello stretch-velvet and leather legging boots and Bulgari jewelery in the October 2021 issue of British Vogue, lensed by Craig McDean. — **Zendaya** modeling Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello stretch-velvet and leather legging boots and Bulgari jewelery in the October 2021 issue of **British Vogue**, lensed by **Craig McDean.**

Doors Pops Into 27 Greene Street, Soho New York

Doors, a retail and PR platform pops into Soho Tuesday with a shop called Other Worlds, writes WWD. Doors will present a fusion offering of fashion and beauty brands, art and technology from emerging designers and creatives. Founded by Alise Trautmane-Uzuner, the company describes itself as “supporting talent while celebrating creativity, experimentation and diversity.”

In a note of irony, Google search hasn’t caught up with Doors, which is operating on a .nyc web addy. Not to worry. AOC obsesses about the small and unimportant PR details. Here’s Doors IG. The Other Worlds pop-up is open through Oct.3.

Vogue Appointments

Eugenie Trochu [l} of Vogue Paris and Francesca Ragazzi [r] of Vogue Italia. — **Eugenie Trochu** [l} of Vogue Paris and **Francesca Ragazzi** [r] of **Vogue Italia.**

Condé Nast has appointed Eugénie Trochu as head of editorial content at Vogue Paris, joining Francesca Ragazzi in a similar role at Vogue Italia. Both women report to Anna Wintour, Vogue’s global editorial director and Condé Nast chief content officer, and Vogue European editorial director Edward Enninful.

The new appointments reflect Condé Nast’s move to create global content offerings with the help of a digitally-savvy generation of younger editors with the necessary skill sets to thrive in an online media world.

Other European Vogues are also expected to operate on the new content management model.

Understated Weddings

Katie Robertson wanted a wedding dress that reflected her own true self and wore a Galvan slip dress, while Sophie Chew turned to Nikeen Asar for her white suit. Image by Emma Kenny.

These Understated Brides Exchanged Vows In A Simple Slip Dress And A Custom White Suit British Vogue

Neither Katie Robertson nor her fiancée Sophie Chew wanted to wear a traditional “bride-y” dress for their alfresco wedding. It’s not the case that they sought to forego elegance, refinement and sophistication. Rather the couple sought fashion statements that reflected their own values and approach to living a quality life.

For Katie, a buyer at Urban Outfitters, a simple slip dress that chimed with her pared-back aesthetic. Robertson summed up her choice with one critical phrase: “I didn’t want to not look like myself.” Galvan’s lithe slip dress gown met her every desire as the perfect canvas to showcase her own stunning beauty.

Sophie Chew’s dream wedding dress wasn’t a dress at all. Nor was it a traditional tuxedo. Katie recalls. “We quickly realised that there’s actually not a tonne of sexy, Stella McCartney-style suiting for women out there that’s [financially] accessible.” Sophie was referred to Nikeen Asar, who founded his bridal label, Asar, in 2019. “Sophie met up with him and he went on to design her incredible three-piece suit,” says Katie.