Alexandra Shulman is the editor of British Vogue since April 1992. Famed for her cool intelligence, her skills lie in plotting a path between couture and high street fashion and giving readers plenty of fantasy as well as reality.
Since her editorship, Vogue’s readership has been risen to over a million readers. Thanks to collector’s issues such as Gold millennium issue and cover stars ranging from Kate Moss to Victoria Beckham, plus she is credited with fostering photographers of the moment such as Mario Testino and Tim Walker.
She began her career at Condé Nast in 1982, working under legendary editor Mark Boxer and going on to become features editor of Vogue before editing GQ magazine and subsequently returning to Vogue as its editor. She was awarded for services to the magazine industry an OBE in 2005.
