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After two decades at the helm of American Vogue, Anna Wintour steps back from the editor-in-chief role, passing the torch to Chloe Malle, while retaining powerful global roles at Condé Nast; in a candid conversation with David Remnick, Wintour reflects on her legacy, the evolution of fash
After two decades at the helm of American Vogue, Anna Wintour steps back from the editor-in-chief role, passing the torch to Chloe Malle, while retaining powerful global roles at Condé Nast; in a candid conversation with David Remnick, Wintour reflects on her legacy, the evolution of fash
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Anna Wintour
interview on The New Yorker Radio Hour
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Anna WintourChloe MalleDavid RemnickAlexander LiebermanAndrew Bolton
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The Devil Wears Pradaby Lauren Weisberger
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Condé NastVogue
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CelebrityFashionLeadershipLong Form Journalism
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