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Dame Anna Wintour is stepping back as editor-in-chief of American Vogue after 37 years.
The British-born fashion magnate, 75, is leaving the role she has held longer than any other editor, but will retain senior positions at its publisher.
Dame Anna will continue as Vogue's global editorial director, as well as chief content officer for its parent company Conde Nast.
She was made a dame by the late Queen Elizabeth II for services to fashion and journalism in 2017, and was made Companion of Honour by King Charles earlier this year.
Dame Anna announced to staff on Thursday that a new role, head of editorial content, would be introduced at American Vogue.
Earlier this year, King Charles had asked Dame Anna whether she would stop working, to which she said she replied "firmly no".
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