From ballroom battles to marriage equality, how Anna Wintour’s tenure at Vogue was shaped by the gays

Strike a pose because it’s the end of Dame Anna Wintour’s Vogue era.

On Thursday, the fashion world was rocked off its axis as it was announced that Mother Wintour would be stepping down as editor-in-chief of the American fashion bible after 37 years.

According to WWD, the 75-year-old sunglass-clad diva made the shock announcement during a staff meeting indicating she would no longer be in charge Vogue’s day-to-day editorial content.

Liza Minnelli has outlived Anna Wintour's tenure as editor-in-chief of Vogue, which lasted 37 years. pic.twitter.com/lDxiVrgwGD

— LizaMinnelliOutlives (@LiZaOutlives) June 26, 2025

However, that’s NOT all.

They aren’t totally getting rid of the blunt bob in charge as Wintour will remain Conde Nast’s global chief content officer and continue to oversee global

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