Radhika Jones, Vanity Fair’s Top Editor, Steps Down

Radhika Jones, the editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair, has announced that she will be stepping down from her role after four years at the helm of the prestigious magazine. Jones, who took over the position in 2017, has been praised for her fresh perspective and innovative approach to the publication.

During her time as editor, Jones oversaw a number of high-profile covers and features, including the first-ever digital cover featuring actress Jennifer Lawrence, and a groundbreaking cover story on the #MeToo movement. Under her leadership, Vanity Fair has continued to be a leading voice in the world of entertainment, politics, and culture.

Jones, who previously served as the editorial director of the New York Times’ books department, brought a unique blend of journalism and literary expertise to Vanity Fair. Her tenure was marked by a commitment to diversity and inclusion, with a focus on highlighting voices and stories that are often marginalized in mainstream media.

In a statement announcing her departure, Jones expressed gratitude for her time at Vanity Fair and the opportunity to work with such a talented team. She also hinted at future projects and collaborations that she is excited to pursue.

Jones’ departure comes at a pivotal moment for Vanity Fair, as the magazine continues to navigate the challenges of the digital media landscape. With her departure, the publication will be faced with the task of finding a new editor-in-chief to carry on Jones’ legacy and continue to push the boundaries of journalism and storytelling.

As Vanity Fair begins the search for a new leader, the industry will be watching closely to see who will step into Jones’ shoes and continue to shape the future of one of the most iconic magazines in the world. Jones leaves behind a legacy of innovation and excellence, and her impact on Vanity Fair will be felt for years to come.