Eva Wiseman

I found it hard to keep Chloe’s diagnosis clear in my mind. Was everything fine? Was anything ever?

“After all that time, all that thinking, it felt now worryingly simple,” says Eva Wiseman on why she changed her mind about walking down the aisle.

The Hacks star is a queer comedic tour de force, known for an outlandish public persona. She’s also a sweet, devout Christian. So how does that work, exactly?

As London reels from the latest antisemitic attack, Eva Wiseman returns to the streets of her childhood to find a community used to living under constant threat

British Vogue’s resident Agony Aunt, Eva Wiseman, turns her attention to the quagmire of bridal fashion during Wedding Week.

The renowned fashion designer now pours her creativity into sculpture – and her London home is full of her art

Y​​ou reach an age when calling someone your “ boyfriend ” begins to feel icky, if not downright obscene.

I didn't realise they were changing until, in 2022, my sister got ill. She and her partner had been idly arranging to get married when a cancer diagnosis violently shattered their plans. On a brief break from hospital, they rushed to the local town hall – I watched their wedding via FaceTime. And what with all the love and pain, something in me softened – or maybe decayed. Twenty years after our first conversation about it, I started discussing marriage with Mark again. This time he was the one who was less keen. It wasn't so much that I'd been particularly convincing with my original argument, more that he wondered… what was the point now? We had committed to each other 10 times over, did we really need to spend the money formalising it? Probably not, I agreed. But… maybe?

These anthropomorphic dim sum inspire a yearning in kids and a counterfeit market of chemically questionable origin… but aren’t they also a bit fun?

How does a person age gracefully while also attempting to live forever? We find ourselves in a confusing place right now, and by confusing I mean