Glamsquad_Magazine_Aug_2023

Their visionary leadership,
insightful editorials, and ability
to anticipate fashion’s evolution
have made them true legends
within the realm of fashion
journalism.
Vogue’s first editor was
Josephine Redding, who led
the magazine from 1892 (the
year it was launched) until 1901.
Josephine Redding holds a
significant place in the history
of fashion journalism. Taking
the helm of the magazine in its
formative years, Redding played
a crucial role in establishing
the publication’s identity and
influence. With a keen eye for
style and a deep understanding
of the evolving fashion
landscape, she curated content
that resonated with readers
and showcased the latest
trends and designs of the time.
Redding’s editorial prowess laid
the foundation for Vogue’s future
success, setting a standard of
excellence that would be carried
forward by generations of editors
to come. Her pioneering spirit
and dedication to capturing the
essence of fashion made her an
influential figure in the early days
of Vogue, leaving an enduring
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Alexandra Shulman
legacy that still reverberates within the
industry today.
Since then, the magazine has had
many editors across different international
editions whose names became well-known
in the fashion industry and beyond. Diana
Vreeland, Grace Mirabella, Anna Wintour,
Franca Sozanni, Alexandra Shulman,
Edward Enninful, Carine Roitfeld…these
editors-in-chief are among the most
famous ones in the history of Vogue so
today’s article is dedicated to them.
Edward Enninful
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