Post Reports Does Vogue still matter?
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Jul 19, 2025 Fashion critic Rachel Tashjian discusses the looming changes in the industry as Anna Wintour steps back from her long-held role at Vogue. Tashjian examines the magazine's waning influence amidst a rising tide of social media tastemakers. She explores the generational shift in fashion voices and how traditional media struggles to compete with digital creators. The talk also delves into the evolving nature of personal style and shifts in consumer perception, questioning the future of authority in fashion.
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Anna Wintour's Enduring Influence
- Anna Wintour has maintained an exceptionally long tenure as Vogue's editor since the 1980s.
- This longevity is rare in the ever-changing fashion industry, making her an iconic figure.
Wintour's Shift Is Symbolic
- Anna Wintour stepping down as Vogue's editor-in-chief is mostly symbolic.
- She remains the global editorial director, still heavily influencing Vogue and fashion industry content.
Inside Vogue's Editorial World
- Rachel Tashjian shares that working at a fashion magazine involves juggling authority, creativity, and advertiser relationships.
- This complexity makes the editor's role both influential and challenging.