Edward Enninful as British Vogue Editor: A Barrier-Breaking Choice - The New York Times
Vanessa Friedman
” Yet given that up to now conventional wisdom had it that the best person to run a women’s fashion magazine of the stature of British Vogue was, well, a woman — someone who could wear the clothes, model the clothes and understand what her readers want from their clothes, both in terms of everyday functionality and personal identity — it is not an insignificant line.
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