British Vogue is entering a whole new chapter. It’s been all change after Edward Enninful bowed out as the prestigious title’s last editor-in-chief when he released an epic final issue in March, not long after the team had said goodbye to their residence of 65 years, Vogue House. And no-one could be more ready for these seismic changes than the title’s new Head of Editorial Content, Chioma Nnadi.
“It’s a shift that makes sense,” Nnadi told the Standard at the launch of her first issue, covered by musician FKA Twigs, on March 14. “There’s so many more facets to the job than there used to be.” The main one being the rise of social media and the digital age challenging the relevance of print. “I come from a very digital-first background, so I’m thinking of telling stories from a completely different perspective,” she says.
