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British Vogue’s first black Editor-in-Chief Edward Enninful reported that he was racially profiled at his own office on Wednesday when he returned to work in London from the lockdown. “Today, I was racially profiled by a security guard whilst entering my workplace. As I entered, I was instructed to use the loading bay,” he posted …
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Read More: André Leon Talley’s Condé Nast digs trigger similar from George Wayne Vogue vet says Anna Wintour is ‘not capable’ of ‘human kindness’ Anna Wintour admits to ‘hurtful and intolerant’ behavior at Vogue Anna Wintour icy toward Vogue’s first black cover model, ex-publicist says
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Anna Wintour was cold as ice to Vogue magazine’s first-ever African American cover model, Beverly Johnson, according to the supermodel’s former publicist James Hester. Hester told Page Six he had to fight tooth and nail to get Johnson invited to the mag’s 100th anniversary party in 1992 — and even then Wintour snubbed the model …
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Marlo Hampton says she wants to see real change from Anna Wintour — not just the apology she made for “hurtful and intolerant” behavior at Vogue magazine, where she’s been the editor-in-chief for over 30 years. The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star and fashion boutique owner told Page Six, “I hear you’re sorry, but now …
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Anna Wintour will not be ousted amid Condé Nast’s ongoing diversity scandal, execs confirmed Friday. The under-fire publisher is standing firmly behind the embattled longtime Vogue editor — its most famous employee — following her admission of “hurtful and intolerant behavior” at the fashion bible. As Page Six first reported this week, Wintour acknowledged in …
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After several people of color hammered Condé Nast online, claiming that it has a racist culture, journalist Noor Tagouri — whom the publisher once misidentified as a different Muslim woman — says it apologized for the gaffe, but then kept screwing her around. In 2019, Condé’s Vogue memorably confused Tagouri with Pakistani actress Noor Bukhari. …
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Fashion maven André Leon Talley slammed his former boss Anna Wintour in a new interview Thursday as a “colonial broad” who is steeped in “white privilege.” The 71-year-old former Vogue editor-at-large showed he has no love lost with the magazine’s longtime leader, as he spoke out on Sirius XM’s “Sandyland” with Sandra Bernhard hours after …
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After a companywide meeting at Condé Nast about diversity on Tuesday, former employees railed against the publishing giant, with some accusing it of racism. Former staffer Shelby Ivey Christie wrote on Twitter, “My time at Vogue, at Condé Nast, was the most challenging + miserable time of my career — The bullying + testing from …
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Anna Wintour has admitted that Vogue has been “hurtful and intolerant” — and not done enough to promote black staff and designers. In an emotional note to staff, Wintour wrote: “I want to start by acknowledging your feelings and expressing my empathy towards what so many of you are going through: sadness, hurt, and anger …
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Anna Wintour’s team at Vogue has been reaching out to ticket holders to the canceled Met Gala and urging guests to make donations rather than get refunds. The Metropolitan Museum of Art this week called off the gala that’s known as fashion’s Super Bowl — where guests traditionally range from Rihanna, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry …
British Vogue’s first black Editor-in-Chief Edward Enninful reported that he was racially profiled at his own office on Wednesday when he returned to work in London from the lockdown. “Today, I was racially profiled by a security guard whilst entering my workplace. As I entered, I was instructed to use the loading bay,” he posted …
