Overview
- Anna Wintour is stepping down as American Vogue’s editor-in-chief after a 37-year tenure that began in 1988.
- Condé Nast will retire the editor-in-chief title and create a head of editorial content role aligned with its global Vogue structure.
- The incoming head of editorial content will oversee U.S. day-to-day editing and report directly to Wintour in her global capacity.
- Wintour will continue serving as Condé Nast’s chief content officer and Vogue’s global editorial director, supervising international editions.
- Vogue has launched a search for Wintour’s successor, marking the first vacancy in its top U.S. editorial post in nearly four decades.