Overview

• Radhika Jones confirmed her decision to leave Vanity Fair, citing the completion of her goals and a desire to pursue new personal and professional ambitions.
• Jones has served as Editor-in-Chief since November 2017, succeeding Graydon Carter, who held the role for 25 years.
• During her tenure, Jones modernized the publication, expanded its digital presence, and prioritized cultural relevance through editorial projects such as commissioning Amy Sherald's painting of Breonna Taylor.
• Anna Wintour praised Jones for her fearless and empathetic leadership, highlighting her contributions to Vanity Fair's growth and cultural impact.
• Jones will assist with the leadership transition while Condé Nast searches for a new editor, signaling a significant moment for the publication's future direction.