The publication on Thursday hosted its third gala celebrating the Mexican holiday. “We want this event to be shared globally,” its top editor said.
MEXICO CITY — The formula was familiar: invitations from Vogue; a carpet filled with celebrities, fashion designers and models dressed to the nines; even a theme: Day of the Dead.
Last Thursday night, these elements came together not on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, but at a museum in Mexico’s capital city, where Vogue Mexico held its third gala celebrating Día de Muertos. One of the country’s most important holidays, Day of the Dead, as it is also known, has arguably
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