She’s currently attending one of Australia’s premiere sporting events.
But iconic editor Anna Wintour, 69, was proving to be a spectacle all on her own at the Australian Open in Melbourne on Thursday.
Anna looked every inch the high-powered fashion star as she sat courtside in a chic Daisy print frock at Rod Laver Arena.
A Vogue idea! Anna Wintour, 69, looked chic in a Daisy print frock and Chanel sunglasses at the Australian Open on Thursday
The Vogue editor gave a warm chat to Australian tennis champion Rod Laver, 80, as she sat in the stands of the stadium.
Anna wore her perfectly coiffed chestnut brown hair in a trademark bob.
The behemoth of fashion donned her famous over-size Chanel sunglasses.
Ever stylish: Anna was every inch the high-powered fashion star as she sat courtside at the Australian Open in the upscale frock and layered necklace
The publishing titan paired her white-and-canary-yellow frock with a decorative three-layered necklace and an elegant brooch.
The style icon was waiting for the men’s singles semi-final match between Greece’s Stefanos Tsitsipas and Spain’s Rafael Nadal.
Anna was spotted watching the the match between between Czech Republic’s Petra Kvitová and America’s Danielle Collins courtside with Hollywood star Nicole Kidman and husband Keith Urban that day.
Glamorous: Anna opted to wear her oversize Chanel sunglasses at the game, matching her high-glam outfit and layered necklace
Poised: Anna looked calm as she waited courtside for the semi-final match between Greece’s Stefanos Tsitsipas and Spain’s Rafael Nadal
Anna appeared thrilled to have been sitting courtside with Nicole and Keith, cracking a rare smile during the outing.
Nicole and Anna were seen chatting happily, while Keith kept his eyes fixed on the game unfolding in front of them.
Anna has been spotted at a number of matches – with the high-powered fashion star being lauded for her choice of pretty floral dresses.
Game, set and match: Anna chatted with Australian tennis champion Rod Laver in the stands while waiting for the match between Stefanos Tsitsipas and Rafael Nadal
Elegant: Anna looked poised as she spoke with Rod before the match
That same day, the US Vogue editor-in-chief didn’t mince her words in a fiery keynote address at the Australian Open Inspirational Series brunch, when she spoke about LGBTQ rights.
A vocal supporter for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights, Anna slammed Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and 24-time tennis grand slam winner Margaret Court over their conservative views about gay marriage.
Anna described Mr Morrison’s record on the divisive topic as ‘backwards in all senses’ and called for Margaret Court Arena at Melbourne Park to be renamed.
Spectacle: Anna’s trademark bob was immaculate as she sat in the stands
Fashion superstar: Glamorous Anna was composed as she waited for the game to begin
Powerhouse: Anna sported her trademark bob while sitting in the stands
‘Not everyone in power in Australia today seems to admire the country’s leadership role,’ Anna told attendees.
‘Like many of you, I have been alarmed by your Prime Minister’s record on LBTGQ rights, which seems backward in all senses that no one can be expelled from school for their orientation should not require clarification.
‘A government should protect its people and not make it unclear whether they will be accepted.’
‘Not everyone in power in Australia today seems to admire the country’s leadership role,’ Anna made headlines for her moving keynote speech at an AO event which called for equality
She then took a swipe at Margaret, saying intolerance has no place in tennis.
‘It is inconsistent for the sport for Margaret Court’s name to be on the stadium that does so much to bring all people together across their differences,’ she said.
As a tennis player herself — she regularly gets up early to play before work — Anna also frequently pops up at other tournaments.
In her 73 Questions video for Vogue in 2014, she gave shout-outs to her two favourite players, saying her dream women’s doubles partner would be Serena Williams, and her dream mixed doubles partner would be Roger Federer.
Taking a stand: ‘Like many of you, I have been alarmed by your Prime Minister’s record on LBTGQ rights,’ Anna said during a keynote speech at the AO’s Inspirational Series brunch