Nicole Kidman was absent from an era-defining Vogue UK cover featuring 40 famous faces due to filming duties for her next project, Birthday Girl, following the end of the writers' strike. The star-studded photoshoot, organized by departing editor Edward Enninful, included veterans like Oprah Winfrey and Jane Fonda, supermodels Cindy Crawford and Naomi Campbell, and actresses Jodie Comer and Anya Taylor-Joy. Meghan Markle was not included as only those who had previously graced the cover were invited, and the logistics of bringing together such a celebrated group were likened to "almost as much planning as D-Day."
Meghan Markle was noticeably absent from the front cover of Vogue's March edition, leading to speculation of a "snub" by British Vogue editor Edward Enninful. While some suggest logistical challenges or prior commitments as reasons for her absence, others believe it may be due to a reported fallout between Meghan and Enninful. The Duchess of Sussex has a history of collaboration with Vogue, having served as a guest editor in 2019, but her absence from the latest issue has sparked debate about the reasons behind it.
Meghan Markle was notably absent from British Vogue editor Edward Enninful's final cover featuring 40 A-listers, leading to speculation of a fallout between the two. Reports suggest that their relationship soured due to disagreements over the promotion of the special issue, with claims of Meghan's "poor ideas" frustrating the editor. Fans noticed her absence and pointed out the snub, sparking discussions about the alleged feud and the significance of her exclusion from the cover.
Royal fans are questioning why Meghan Markle did not appear on the cover of Edward Enninful's final edition of British Vogue, despite her close relationship with the outgoing editor-in-chief. The cover featured 40 stars, including Victoria Beckham, Kate Moss, and Gigi Hadid, but not Meghan. Enninful, who has been a champion for diversity in the fashion industry, has received praise for his work at the publication and is set to take on a new role as Conde Nast's global creative and cultural adviser for Vogue.
British Vogue's outgoing editor-in-chief, Edward Enninful, features 40 legendary cover stars for his final issue, including supermodels, Hollywood megastars, and pop icons, photographed in Manhattan by Steven Meisel and Ned Rogers. Enninful's tenure at the magazine was marked by a focus on diversity and inclusivity, with historic firsts such as hiring Black photographers and featuring disabled activists, models, and creatives. Enninful will take on an advisory position at Vogue's publisher Condé Nast, while Chioma Nnadi becomes the first Black woman appointed as the new editor of British Vogue.
British Vogue's Editor-in-Chief Edward Enninful orchestrated a punctual and organized shoot for the magazine's March cover, accommodating Gigi Hadid's parenting schedule so she could be home on time for her daughter Khai. The cover featured 40 icons and was aimed at celebrating teamwork and togetherness. Gigi Hadid, who welcomed her daughter in 2020, prioritizes fulfilling work during the time she has away from parenting. Enninful recently announced his departure from British Vogue, with Chioma Nnadi set to become the first black woman to lead the fashion magazine.
Edward Enninful's final cover for British Vogue features 40 of the most famous women in the world, including Oprah, Jane Fonda, and Serena Williams, posing together in black and beige looks. Despite the apparent use of Photoshop, a behind-the-scenes video confirms that the women posed together in person for legendary fashion photographer Steven Meisel. Enninful's departure marks the end of an era at British Vogue, and his ability to gather such a star-studded group serves as a reminder of the influence of influential editors in the fashion industry.
Edward Enninful's final cover shoot for British Vogue features 40 influential women from various fields, including Miley Cyrus, Dua Lipa, Oprah, and more. During his tenure, Enninful brought diverse voices to the forefront, with Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Timothée Chalamet gracing the magazine's covers. As he steps into a new role, he aims to continue championing diverse voices in fashion and media.
Supermodels and celebrities including Kate Moss, Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell, and Oprah Winfrey gathered for Edward Enninful's final British Vogue cover, dedicated to women who have made a positive impact on society. Enninful, the first black man to lead the magazine, is leaving his editor-in-chief role after seven years, with his successor being the first black woman to lead the magazine. The star-studded shoot involved logistical feats to bring together a diverse lineup of influential women for the "Legendary issue," available from February 13.
Edward Enninful is stepping down as editor-in-chief of British Vogue next year, but will take on a new role as editorial advisor for British Vogue and global creative and cultural advisor for Vogue. Enninful plans to hire a head of editorial content for British Vogue and hopes the new position will give him "the freedom to take on broader creative projects." Enninful has been behind a number of noteworthy British Vogue covers and has made strides towards body inclusivity in the fashion industry.
Edward Enninful, the editor in chief of British Vogue, has been promoted to the new position of global creative and cultural adviser at Vogue, and will also become editorial adviser at British Vogue. He will continue to contribute to the Vogue brand globally while having the freedom to take on broader creative projects. Enninful will report to Anna Wintour, who is global chief content officer for Condé Nast, and editor in chief of American Vogue.
