I will not stop working, Anna tells Winter King

Vogue editor Dame Anna Wintor “strongly” said King Charles said she would not stop working, as she removed her signature sunglasses to receive an award at Buckingham Palace.

Dame Anna, the longest servant of Vogue magazine, was made a companion of honor for his services for fashion.

He was honored at the 2023 Kings Birthday Honors and the select group joined the choice of Dame Judy Dench, Sir Elton John, David Hawkney and Sir Paul McCartney.

“It convinces me even more that I have a lot to achieve,” he said.

Dressed at Alexander Mcquin, Dame Anna told reporters on Tuesday that she was “fully surprised and overwhelmed” to receive her second praise at Buckingham Palace.

She was built by Queen Elizabeth II in 2017, who honored her for her contribution to fashion and journalism.

“The last time when I was here, the queen gave me a medal and both of us agreed that we were doing our work for a very long time, and then this morning His Majesty asked me if I mean that I work I will stop doing and I said firmly, no, “he said.

Last month, she left without her trademark shades as former US President Joe Biden gave her a freedom medal for the presidency – America’s highest civilian honor – In the White House.

The 75 -year -old told the first BBC that glasses is a “prop”.

“They help me see and are not seen,” he said.

One of the most important players in fashion, Dame Anna has been the editor -in -chief of Vogue since 1988 and has helped increase more than $ 20m (£ 16m) for AIDS research.

Since 1995, in New York, the annual funderizer the Met Gala has been organized, and also Gather money for UK Arts Organization after funding cuts in 2022.

The order of peers is a special group, limited to 65 people at any time.

Appointments go to those who have contributed long to art, science, medicine or government.

Tracy Amin61, one of the most acclaimed artists of Britain, was also honored at the investment ceremony on Tuesday as he was made a dame.

Speaking later, he said that his 2020 bladder cancer diagnosis focused his focus on “helping others”.

In March 2023, his Tracy Amin Foundation opened its doors in Margate, which provide free space to art students.

“I think if you come from a impaired background, it is almost impossible to gain your qualifications and go to the university,” said Dame Tracy.

“But one thing I would say is this is: Do not keep away from fees.

“Go to the university and worry about it later, because otherwise, if you do not have education, you cannot change anything.”

His remarkable tasks include Mai Bed, an art installation in Tate Gallery, which performs a floor with its own bed bed and empty vodka bottles, cigarette buts and condoms.

The work shortlisted for the 1999 Turner Award was sold in auction for £ 2.2m.