Anna Wintour has retreated as the U.S. Vogue Editor Head

Dame Anna WinTour is the main editor of the American Vogue after 37 years.

The British Magnate between the ages of 75, leaving the role that had longer than any other editor, but will save the major posts to his editor.

Dame Anna Vogue will continue as a global director of Editorial, as well as Conde Nast’s main parent content.

Elizabeth II made a lady of late queen in 2017 for services and journalism services, and this year he was a friend of honor of King Charles.

Dame Anna announced Thursday, the new role, the editorial content, would be included in American Vogue.

According to an account published by the company, Dame Anna meant to employees “highlights the next generation of their ideas to their ideas, when he announced the role of the editor.

He said he would continue with his many responsibilities, and “without saying it goes without saying, I plan to stop tennis and theater editor of perpetity.”

Grown in London, Dame Anna was a British Editor in 1988 before he took the publication of the US sister.

American Vogue credits life with a new lease, becoming one of the top fashion publications in the world and was credited with resetting his exit, mixing more popular models and cheap clothing.

On his long career, Dame Anna has become one of the most popular and influential figures in the fashion industry.

The outside of Vogue’s work, he also met the Gala, has also organized a New York fundraiser that attracts New York collection, since 1995.

It is known for its commercial brands and dark glasses. Last December, Katie Razzall said the BBC culture editor said the signature tone is “prop” and “they help me see me and don’t see me.”

The authority of the authority of Dame Anna’s authority is also very wide, the tyrannic character of the priest of Miranda priest in Devil Dress Prada – a former Assistant to Wintur Weisberger.

This year before, King Charles asked Dame Anna whether he would stop working – he said he replied “firmly”.