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Barely a week has passed since Anna Wintour’s name dominated newsfeeds worldwide as the indomitable Vogue editor in chief officially stepped down after an extraordinary thirty-seven-year reign. According to AOL, staff learned of her departure during a company meeting on June 25, 2025. Publicly, Wintour has yet to add comment herself, but the fashion world is still in shock. Future historians will likely point to this as the end of an era—the woman who upended the glossy world of fashion covers, made Vogue as much about cultural zeitgeist as couture, and turned the Met Gala into a legendary nexus of style and celebrity is gracefully bowing out of her signature role. Daily Mail and WWD confirmed Wintour will keep her title as Condé Nast’s global chief content officer and global editor overseeing Vogue internationally, so the bob isn’t leaving the building altogether. AOL and CNN declared her departure headline news, noting her impact as both taste-maker and cultural gatekeeper.
Her final American Vogue cover as EIC just dropped, as reported by Amy Odell, showing Timothée Chalamet photographed in Celine by Annie Leibovitz against a NASA Hubble Telescope image—a fittingly unconventional pairing that echoes the intuitive editorial choices that made Wintour legendary. Social media buzzed with hot takes, nostalgic tributes, and a viral reverie celebrating covers past—from Madonna to Rihanna to Kim Kardashian, all of whom starred in iconic Wintour moments. Instagram and X saw a fresh wave of tributes from industry tastemakers and celebrities, with many citing her “winds of change” sense for defining not just fashion, but the moment itself. Chloe Malle, Wintour’s successor, takes over just as Teen Vogue and Vogue Business fold into the main title—Condé Nast clearly tightening its fiscal belt.
Public appearances have been equally significant. Just days ago, Wintour was in Dubai headlining the WE Convention, the world’s largest gathering for women’s empowerment, as detailed by Entrepreneur Middle East. On stage in front of two thousand five hundred attendees, she addressed women’s leadership and the realities of glass ceilings. “We have to use our voices and our platforms. We have to stand up for what we believe in,” she declared, drawing worldwide social media shares and affirmations from fellow speakers and fans.
On the pop culture front, Annenberg Media noted her recent interview in which she rejected nostalgia, further underscoring her perennial eye for the future amid a year of great social upheaval. At the 2025 Met Gala, Wintour was as unmissable as ever, co-chairing the widely praised “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style” edition, which shone a spotlight on Black designers and identity, a move celebrated as both timely and culturally important by E! News and ABC. As Wintour turns seventy-six, her influence continues to ripple far beyond fashion—recent entertainment headlines have revisited the mountain of films and shows inspired by her, from Devil Wears Prada through Ocean’s 8, as Spoiler Bolavip reports.
Speculation remains on whether Wintour’s steady presence as Condé Nast chief will hold or if further strategic shifts are on the horizon. For now, verified sources confirm her exit marks fashion’s biggest changing of the guard in decades—and Anna Wintour’s bob is still very much at the center of fashion’s ongoing conversation.
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