astly, the issue
receiving
the
most
extensive attention revolves
around race and cultural
insensitivity. Implementing their
point of views and overtly expressing
what they believe in, Vogue has taken
significant strides to diversify. Edward
Enninfu became British Vogue’s edi-
tor-in-chief, becoming first non-white
and first male in the magazine’s history to
obtain the role. Tyler Mitchell became the
first black photographer to shoot a cover
story for Vogue, with Beyoncé as the muse
who starred on the cover of this US
edition. Then, Vogue Arabia published
their latest edition with three black
hijabi models as the features on the cover.
In addition to making a stand for one’s
opinions, Anna is clearly a supporter of strong
female leaders and role models. Michelle Obama
was featured on Vogue’s cover three times.
Wintour praised the fearlessness of former first lady,
admiring how she also transformed the role.
According to CNN Style, Anna said, “She was just
so inspiring to so many women. And obviously- on a
very selfish note, speaking as the editor-in-chief
of Vogue— she did wonders for fashion…”
Another female politician who has been featured in the
magazine is New Zealand’s prime minister Jacinda Ardern,
who has been broadly commended for her response to the
terror attacks on two mosques in Christchurch. Reported by CNN
Style, Anna explained, “[Jacinda Ardern] truly brought the country
together in such a remarkable way that I haven’t seen many other
leaders achieve. And she was just so moving, and when she said,
‘we are all one country,’ it was a message that a lot of other
leaders could learn from.”