Vanity Fair Names Mark Guiducci Global Editorial Director

Mark Guiducci, formerly the creative editorial director at Vogue, has been appointed as Vanity Fair's first global editorial director, overseeing the magazine’s creative and editorial direction across the U.S., U.K., France, Italy, and Spain. He succeeds Radhika Jones, who led Vanity Fair for seven years and whose departure prompted the search for new leadership. Guiducci, age 36, is recognized for launching 'Vogue World' and has experience leading content across multiple platforms, as well as a background in digital transformation from his tenure at GARAGE. Condé Nast's Anna Wintour praised Guiducci as an energetic and creative leader positioned to guide Vanity Fair into the future. Despite industry challenges, Vanity Fair remains a prestigious publication, and Guiducci’s appointment is seen as a pivotal move to drive digital innovation and global influence. Guiducci described his return to Vanity Fair as 'the honor of my career,' emphasizing the magazine's role at the intersection of culture, politics, and the arts.