One of the most influential figures in the world of fashion is transferring the leadership of editors to focus on the global approach to the Condé Nast, which is left of the main content director.
After nearly four decades, to the head of American Vogue, legendary journalist and media manager Anna Wintur left the chief editor’s post. This was reported on June 26 of the Financial Times, and later this information was confirmed on the official Vogue website.
Anna Wintur has led the American version of Cult Fashion Magazine since 1988, which has become a brand of the world and a cultural wonders. In recent years, its influence on the condé nast has been a publishing house, which, in addition to Vogue, along with the vanity fair, the New Yorker, GQ – has just grown. He oversees global editions, as well as events such as the Vogue World and Met Gala.
Vogue explained that transferring responsibilities to the new head of the American publication of the American publication would allow winter to focus on global projects. The new editor will work under his leadership, like all the other editorial leaders of the world.
Despite changing the paper, Anna Wintoour remains the main director of the condé nast content and continues to influence the publishing strategy. In pressure conditions from digital advertising and changes in audience habits, the company examines the structure and focus on the development of digital products.
Earlier it was reported that Anna Wintour during Fashion Week in Paris had met with designers from Ukraine.
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