Condé Nast International chief executive Jonathan Newhouse rightly describes Enninful’s work at Italian Vogue as attaining “landmark status in recent cultural history”. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Edward Enninful: ‘We need people of different ethnic backgrounds in all parts of the industry.’ Photograph: Mert & Marcus/PAGhanian-born Enninful will undoubtably bring more diversity to Vogue. As contributing fashion editor at Italian Vogue, he oversaw the magazine’s “all-black” issue in 2008, which became a bestselling number (Condé Nast printed an extra 40,000 copies). Photograph: ReutersWhat will the pages of Enninful’s Vogue look like? He saw off other candidates – Vogue’s deputy editor Emily Sheffield and the Financial Times’ Jo Ellison – more similar to Shulman.

Source: The Guardian April 10, 2017 14:15 UTC