Anna Wintour: Vogue editor staying, Conde Nast confirm

Mrs Anna Wintour retires "indefinitely" to editor in chief of Vogue, editor in "Conde Nast"

UK-born fashion giant seems to resign from the publishing company after nearly 40 years.

But CEO Bob Sauerberg said in a Tuesday statement that Wintour is still "indispensable" to the company and will become the artistic director in the future.

For 30 years, American version of Vogue editor Dame Anna has earned the reputation of one of the most influential and powerful figures in the fashion world - her symbolic Bob and sunglasses synonyms.

Born in London, he was a British father and an American mother, a British editor of Vogue, and then as a moderator in American sister magazine in 1988.

She became the artistic director of Conde Nast in 2013 and became a female of fashion and journalism service last year.

However, recent changes in the company, including the transition to internal brands by long-term Vogue West Coast editor Lisa Love, raised speculation about the potential withdrawal of Wintour.

The rumor became stronger when Wintour temporarily abandoned control and used Beyonce 's unprecedented freedom as a guest editor in the September issue.

Since becoming a Vogue editor, winter has become a prominent figure in the world of fashion, Forbes magazine calls her the most influential woman in the media and entertainment industry.

She combines cheap clothing and fashion by shooting models that are not well known, and has brought a new life to American Vogue.

She has also received high praise by leading designers such as Marc Jacobs and John Galliano to the forefront of fashion, protecting designers' career and leading them to the way of superstars.

As a trustee of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, she is responsible for one of the most unique social events at The Met Gala for each A-Lister calendar. Acquire hundreds of millions of dollars for luxury events every year for art museums and trends all over the world

Pop star hires Tyler Mitchell as the first black photographer to shoot Vogue's cover in the 126-year history of publication.

Edward Enninhoul was appointed the first black male editor of the British epidemic - in 25 years as an editor on behalf of Alexandra Schulman

Enninful said in an interview with BBC he wanted to create a more open and friendly, more diverse magazine.

This is in stark contrast to Wintour's infamous micro-management style, which is widely regarded as the inspiration of Miranda (played by Meryl Streep) in the popular movie "The Devil Wearing Prada". Former personal assistant Lauren Weissberg wrote a book.

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Anna Wintour (born November 3, 1949) is a journalist and editor in English and the United States. She has been editor-in-chief of Vogue since 1988, and since 2013 she is also the Artistic Director of the Vogue Publisher Conde Nast. In her typical hair style and black sunglasses, Wintour became an important person in the fashion world. Her attention to fashion trends and support for young designers is highly appreciated. According to reports, her indifference and harsh character got her a nickname "nuclear issue".

Fashion icon Anna Wintour was born in London, England on November 3, 1949. She is the eldest daughter of London's Standard Evening News editor Charles Wintour. In 1988 Wintour greeted the editor of the US version of Vogue. She resurrected CondéNast's publication and became one of the most influential people in the fashion world, known for her iconic men's physiology and chilling attitude. In 2013, Winter became his artistic director and added her responsibility to Condé Nast's duties.

Anna Wintour is the editor of Vogue and the artistic director of CondéNast. She played tennis for one hour at the Midtown Tennis Club in New York and started her day at 5:45 am. According to the September director R.J., she will process an infinite list of meetings in one day with a maximum meeting time of up to seven minutes. Richard Branson, founder of Cutler Virgin Group, do not miss out on sports such as swimming, tennis and kite surfing. He responds to e-mails as much as possible, and I try to talk with many people everyday. He thinks that there is nothing to hit the pen and paper, so he always takes notes to write down his thoughts.