Overview
- Wintour disclosed her exit from U.S. Vogue during a June 25 staff meeting, ending her 37-year reign as editor-in-chief.
- She will remain Condé Nast’s global director of content and editorial, overseeing flagship brands across multiple titles.
- CEO Roger Lynch told the Wall Street Journal that Wintour requires more time to manage her expanded global duties.
- Condé Nast has initiated a formal search process to appoint her successor at the helm of Vogue’s American edition.
- Under Wintour’s leadership, Vogue embraced celebrity-driven covers, expanded into social issues coverage and elevated the Met Gala into a premier cultural event.