Anna Wintour’s Vogue’s Anna Wintour Exits Post, but she remains the head of the World Brand

Anna Winner moved away from her role as editor -in -chief in the United States, but she will reserve the editorial control over the floors magazine.

I broke the news for Vogue employees at a meeting on Thursday.

A person familiar with the decision of the Associated Press on Thursday said that the Vogue Powerhouse team has long been looking for a head of the editorial content to deal with more daily operations, but he was held by a lot of strength to maintain a force in the magazine whose reputation was built in fashion.

Winner, 75, will remain the chief content official in the magazine’s publisher, Conde Nast and the international editor -in -chief of Vogue, a company spokesperson for CBC News.

The news shook the fashion world and Wintour-Watches on social media amid the unlocked headlines and which Wintour was “descended” from Vogue. The person said that the new lead would submit direct reports to Winten as a global editor -in -chief.

As the chief content official, Wintour will continue to oversee every Condé Nast brand, including American Vogue, Wire, Vanity Fair, GQ, AD, Condé Nast Traveller, Glamor, Bon Appétit, Tatler, World of Interiors and Allure and more, except for New Yorker.

Wintour also supervises the annual Gala, the largest night in Fashion and the main donation of the fashion suite in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Four years ago, the company changed its editorial structure, as it brought together editing teams all over the world for the first time.

Every market where Condi Nast has a head of the editorial content led by a global editor -in -chief.

The new role in America Vogue is part of reorganization. The new structure has already been offered in other Vogue titles all over the world.

The company will not seek to obtain a editor -in -chief to replace Wintour in America Vogue, to replace this address with the new president of the editorial content. The idea is more time for time to tend to other titles in its wallet.

Wintour Vogue has been transformed during its contracts in the magazine.

She was appointed Creative Director in 1983, and she worked as the editor -in -chief of Vogue British Vogue from 1985 to 1987 and then joined the American title as editor.

She updated the magazine by showing celebrities to her covers and mixing high -end fashion with a more affordable street style.

She defended young designers, including Mark Jacobs, Alexander McQueen and John Galliano, and expanded the brand’s arrival by adding new titles all over the world.