Anna Vinatur retreats back when the editor -in -chief of Vogue

Lady Anna Went retreats as the editor -in -chief of the American Vogue after 37 years.

The 75-year-old fashion tycoon, who was born in Briton, leaves the role that she has more than any other editor, but retains the leadership positions in her publishing house.

Lady Anna will continue as a global editorial director of Vogue, as well as the Cande Nast content director for the content of her parent company.

In 2017, it was made by the lady of the late Queen Elizabeth II for fashion and journalism services, and earlier this year was made by a companion of honor.

Lady Anna announced to staff on Thursday that the American Vogue will be a new role, head of editorial content.

According to an account, published by the company, the lady Anna told the staff that she wanted to help “the next generation of brazen editors storm their ideas” when it announced the retreat from the main role of the editor.

She said she would continue a lot of her duties, and “it goes without saying that I plan to remain a tennis and the theater editor of Vogue.”

Lady Anna was decided in London, editor of the British Vogue before she took the helm in her publication by the US sister in 1988.

It is attributed to the provision of a new rental life, turning it into one of the best fashion publications and it is attributed to the overhaul of its exit, including that they show less known models and mixing inexpensive clothes with couture.

For her long career, Lady Anna became one of the most recognizable and influential figures in the fashion industry.

Outside Vogue, she also organized Met Gala, New York, which has been collecting since 1995, which attracts loud celebrities.

It is known for its trademarks Bob and Dark Alters. Last December, she reported to the BBC Culture editor Rosal that the signature shades were “support” and “they help me see and they help me not see.”

Anna’s home, as editor-in-chief of the United States, also inspired a tyrannical but revered Miranda priest in the devil, who is the former assistant Vinura Vayysberger.

Earlier this year, King Charles asked Anna’s lady whether she stopped working – to which she said she replied “firmly”.