By Cassidy Mantor -
Multiple sources have told
the NY Post's Page Six that after 30 years, Anna Wintour will be leaving Vogue
this summer after the annual September issue wraps production. Condé Nast
denies Wintour's departure.
Anna Wintour, Vogue Videos
- Vogue
The 68-year old Wintour
ascended to the title of editor in chief of Vogue in 1988. In 2013 she was
named the artistic director of all Condé Nast publications.
While unconfirmed by Condé
Nast, Page Six's sources report the editor of British Vogue, Edward Enninful,
is likely to be Wintour's replacement. Jonathan Newhouse, chairman of Condé
Nast International, is expected to return to New York. Page Six reports that
Newhouse has said he "doesn’t like [the amount of power] Anna has."
The top position was
bestowed upon Wintour by former longtime Condé chairman, Si Newhouse, whose
father founded the company. He passed away in 2017, with his cousin Jonathan
assuming the lead role.
While Vogue without Wintour
at the helm certainly is uncharted territory for the fashion industry, Condé
Nast has been making significant changes recently. Page Six reports the company
is $100 million in debt. In the past year it ceased publishing print editions
of Self, Teen Vogue and Details, and has also closed its Style.com site.
Condé Nast has also been
making dramatic editorial leadership changes that indicate the company's drive
to harness younger, digitally-inclined leaders. 25-year Vanity Fair veteran
editor in chief Graydon Carter was replaced by Radhika Jones. Cindi Leive was
replaced at Glamour by Samantha Barry after 16 years. Linda Wells, who led
Allure for 14 years, was replaced by Michelle Lee.
Despite the denials,
sources have told Page Six that the New York Times has already secured her exit
interview, which would take place in July after the September issue is
complete.
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