Dame Anna Wintour, the illustrious editor-in-chief of American Vogue for 37 years, has officially announced her decision to step back from her primary role. At 75, Wintour will retain senior responsibilities as Vogue's global editorial director and chief content officer for Conde Nast while introducing a new position for head of editorial content at American Vogue. In her announcement to staff, she expressed her desire to aid the next generation of editors and confirmed her intent to preserve her responsibilities and her unique role as Vogue's tennis and theatre editor indefinitely. Wintour's journey began in London as the editor of British Vogue and she has significantly shaped American fashion journalism, known for her innovative blending of accessible and high-end fashion. Additionally, she is famous for organizing the star-studded Met Gala and has become a cultural icon, influencing perceptions of fashion leadership. She remains adamant about continuing her work, rebuffing King's Charles inquiry on retirement with a "firm no."
Anna Wintour Announces Departure as Editor-in-Chief of US Vogue
Anna Wintour Announces Departure as Editor-in-Chief of US Vogue
Dame Anna Wintour is stepping back after an extraordinary 37-year tenure at the helm of American Vogue, transitioning roles while retaining her influence in the fashion world.
Anna Wintour Announces Departure as Editor-in-Chief of US Vogue
Dame Anna Wintour is stepping back after an extraordinary 37-year tenure at the helm of American Vogue, transitioning roles while retaining her influence in the fashion world.
Dame Anna Wintour, the illustrious editor-in-chief of American Vogue for 37 years, has officially announced her decision to step back from her primary role. At 75, Wintour will retain senior responsibilities as Vogue's global editorial director and chief content officer for Conde Nast while introducing a new position for head of editorial content at American Vogue. In her announcement to staff, she expressed her desire to aid the next generation of editors and confirmed her intent to preserve her responsibilities and her unique role as Vogue's tennis and theatre editor indefinitely. Wintour's journey began in London as the editor of British Vogue and she has significantly shaped American fashion journalism, known for her innovative blending of accessible and high-end fashion. Additionally, she is famous for organizing the star-studded Met Gala and has become a cultural icon, influencing perceptions of fashion leadership. She remains adamant about continuing her work, rebuffing King's Charles inquiry on retirement with a "firm no."
Dame Anna Wintour is stepping back after an extraordinary 37-year tenure at the helm of American Vogue, transitioning roles while retaining her influence in the fashion world.
Dame Anna Wintour, the illustrious editor-in-chief of American Vogue for 37 years, has officially announced her decision to step back from her primary role. At 75, Wintour will retain senior responsibilities as Vogue's global editorial director and chief content officer for Conde Nast while introducing a new position for head of editorial content at American Vogue. In her announcement to staff, she expressed her desire to aid the next generation of editors and confirmed her intent to preserve her responsibilities and her unique role as Vogue's tennis and theatre editor indefinitely. Wintour's journey began in London as the editor of British Vogue and she has significantly shaped American fashion journalism, known for her innovative blending of accessible and high-end fashion. Additionally, she is famous for organizing the star-studded Met Gala and has become a cultural icon, influencing perceptions of fashion leadership. She remains adamant about continuing her work, rebuffing King's Charles inquiry on retirement with a "firm no."
