Anna Wintour was Vogue. Now she's stepped back, can the magazine stay relevant?

In May 1989, Anna Wintour made a bold move by featuring Madonna on the cover of US Vogue, showcasing her knack for understanding contemporary culture and appealing to a broader audience. Nearly 40 years later, Wintour transitions from editor-in-chief to global editorial director, with Chloe Malle as her successor, highlighting Wintour’s lasting influence in the fashion industry amidst concerns about the magazine’s relevance.

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