From her first job in retail to Condé Nast artistic director and Met Gala co-host, here's what Anna Wintour's career and life have been like
Wintour then leapt back to the UK in 1985 for the editor-in-chief position at British Vogue. She returned to the US in 1987 to run House & Garden magazine for a short time before taking over at Vogue.
At the time, the storied fashion magazine had lost some market share to rival Elle, and its focus had shifted slightly to include lifestyle coverage.Her first cover for American Vogue made a huge statement in the industry: Israeli model Michaela Bercu wore a haute couture Christian Lacroix jacket with stonewashed Guess jeans, styled by Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele.
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