Vogue

Fashion Leadership

The Vogue editor-in-chief is the top editorial leader responsible for the magazine’s content strategy, brand direction, and commercial performance. This role sets the vision f...

people

Miley Cyrus first appeared on Vogue covers and in feature editorials at a moment when her public identity was transitioning from teen star to adult artist. These spreads positio...

Publishing and Media

Vogue was founded in 1892 by Arthur Baldwin Turnure, an American publisher who launched the weekly series focused on New York society, fashion, and performance. In 1909, Condé...

fashion

Gigi Hadid’s relationship with Vogue defines much of her impact on contemporary fashion. As one of the most visible supermodels of her generation, her appearances in Vogue hav...

fashion-media

At publication, the youngest model to appear on a Vogue cover is typically interpreted as the person who achieved this milestone at the youngest age, rather than the model with...

media-leadership

Anna Wintour stepped away from the Vogue editor in chief role at Condé Nast in 2022, concluding more than 30 years leading the magazine. The move was framed as a planned succes...

Relationships

Anna Wintour and André Leon Talley are two central figures in global fashion whose careers intersected significantly at Vogue. Wintour has served as editor-in-chief of American...

fashion

Anna Wintour is widely recognized as the most influential editor in global fashion, known for her sharp eye, elevated minimalism, and decisive authority in shaping careers and t...

music-and-entertainment

Billie Eilish’s relationship with Vogue frames her evolution as a defining voice in both music and visual culture, with editorial features that consistently foreground her dis...

Publishing

The longest-serving editor-in-chief of Vogue is Anna Wintour , who has held the role since 1988. Her tenure, spanning more than three decades, defines modern fashion publishing...