Margaret Zhang Steps Down as Vogue China Editor-in-Chief to Pursue Filmmaking

Zhang's departure marks the end of a transformative three-year tenure that expanded Vogue China's global influence and multimedia reach.

Margaret Zhang, former Vogue China editor-in-chief, signs with CAA as an emerging filmmaker, writer, and producer.
Zhang's tenure at Vogue China was marked by initiatives like the Vogue Film Initiative and the 'Her Lens' workshop, fostering Chinese women in film.
Under Zhang's leadership, Vogue China saw record growth in video content and hosted the highest engagement events in its history.
Zhang's departure follows a broader editorial reshuffle at Condé Nast, including the exit of British Vogue's editor and a 24-hour walkout strike by Condé Nast staff.
Zhang's exit has sparked discussions about her impact on Vogue China, with her work praised for modernizing the magazine and championing diversity.