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The fashion editor — whose interests in the multi-cultural youth scene chime with the vision editor-in-chief Alastair McKimm has set at the Vice-owned style bible — will begin her new position on November 1. She was most recently the fashion news director at British Vogue, having joined the magazine shortly after Edward Enninful took over as editor in chief in 2017. At i-D, she will report to both McKimm and managing editor Lucy Delacherois Day.
Meanwhile, at Vogue publisher Condé Nast, a major restructuring has led to both staff departures and promotions. Enninful now oversees Vogue’s owned and operated titles across Europe, including the influential French and Italian editions.
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The title’s former fashion director will succeed Holly Shackleton six months after he resigned from the Vice-owned British style title. He shares his vision for i-D’s next global chapter with BoF.
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The production will take place on June 23rd on Place Vendôme and feature fashion content overseen by Carine Roitfeld, Ibrahim Kamara and fashion historian Alexandre Samson.
Condé Nast said it is searching for a successor to take over after Zhang, whose appointment never became less divisive.