Tilda Swinton, Sienna Miller and Kate Moss dramatize passages from Edward Enninful's new book

LONDON — It's Edward Enninful, everywhere.

The editor of British Vogue enlisted the help of her director husband, Alec Maxwell, to create a three-minute film featuring more than a dozen of the couple's famous friends reading excerpts from his new memoir, "A Visible Man," which was released on Tuesday.

The short features Tilda Swinton, Kate Moss, Sienna Miller, Daniel Kaluuya, Simone Ashley and d' others reading or acting out passages from the book. They are all dressed in his uniform of a black suit with a black or white shirt and reading glasses.

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"This film tells the story of my husband. I wanted to suggest his bravery and humor and the present as a trailer for his book narrated by some of the people closest to him,” said Maxwell, who works as Kloss Films.

"Edward wrote the book while in lockdown, right under my nose. I already knew a lot of the story, but not all of it, so it all feels very personal,” Maxwell added.

Enninful also appears in the video, sitting in a director's chair with the book open in his lap, and laugh at some of the funniest presentations.

"My post is about inclusion and representation, and I hope the film and my memoir will inspire all to open doors and walk through them,” Enninful said.

In an interview with WWD this week, Enninful revealed that if the memoirs were made into a movie or series, he would love to have Jamaican actor and former model Michael Ward play him.

"He really looks like me when I was a teenager," Enninful said.

If Ward is too busy, then anyone from that celebrity team could easily take on the role .