Overview
- After 37 years at Vogue’s helm, Anna Wintour announced Thursday that she is relinquishing her editor-in-chief duties at the American edition.
- She will retain her roles as Condé Nast’s global chief content officer and global editorial director of Vogue to oversee international operations.
- Vogue U.S. will inaugurate a new head of editorial content role, mirroring a structure adopted by other editions since 2021.
- Wintour revealed the transition during a staff meeting, saying it frees her to focus on the company’s broader content strategy.
- The shift marks a major leadership change for American Vogue and the wider Condé Nast network as succession planning begins.