Hamish Bowles, Global Editor at Large for Vogue, is one of fashion’s most knowledgeable and charismatic voices.

Born in 1963 in Massachusetts, he developed an early love for fashion and history, cultivating a deep appreciation for craftsmanship, costume, and storytelling. He studied at the University of Texas and later at New York University before moving to London, where his eye for detail and encyclopaedic knowledge of style propelled him into the fashion world.

Bowles joined Vogue in 1985, quickly becoming known for his authoritative writing and striking editorial direction. His most prominent work includes curating and presenting Vogue’s fashion exhibitions at major museums, documenting the evolution of iconic designers, and contributing to some of the magazine’s most celebrated issues. Beyond journalism, Bowles is a noted collector and historian, bridging the past and present of fashion. With his encyclopaedic memory and encyclopaedic wardrobe, he remains a trusted guide.