Anna Wintour is not going anywhere just yet.
Rumors of Anna Wintour’s impending departure from Vogue and its publisher Condé Nast have taken hold of New York media circles in the last day, but she’s not going anywhere just yet.
Nevertheless, the Times story on Thursday night attempted to lay out a case for why Wintour may not survive the current movement, namely Vogue’s intentional brand of elitism and Wintour’s decades at the helm of a magazine that only in recent years has made a push toward diverse covers, editorial and content.
Insiders, however, say Wintour is not planning to step back from Condé any time in the immediate future. Her legacy at Vogue is of paramount concern, and her dedication to American fashion at large is still very strong. She is said to be determined to see it out of the current economic crisis caused by measures to combat the coronavirus pandemic.
Enninful is said to have a good relationship with Jonathan Newhouse, who led Condé’s international operations from London until Lynch came in last year to combine the company into one, as well as with his wife Ronnie Newhouse. Newhouse is now chairman of Condé. Enninful also has proven adept at nabbing major celebrity covers and collaborators, like Rihanna, Oprah and Meghan Markle, and his updating of the look of the magazine is said to have gone over well internally.
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