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VANITY FAIR U.K.

Vanity Fair is the biography of our age. With a unique mix of glamour and grit, Vanity Fair opens the doors to Hollywood, high finance, media politics and culture, tracking the latest scandals, the greatest achievements and the newest stars. Vanity Fair is published in print and digital, with daily news online.

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Simone Marchetti

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VANITY FAIR ITALY

Vanity Fair Italy was the first non-English-language edition and the first weekly version of the legendary magazine founded by Condé Montrose Nast in 1913. Its launch in 2003, turning the Italian weekly magazine industry upside down, introducing a new and much-imitated editorial mix combining fashion and news, entertainment and in-depth reporting. Its success has since become a case history in international publishing. In the last few months its digital audience has broken record after record, surpassing the 14-million-user threshold, with an exponential growth of traffic from Instagram and Instagram Stories. Its gala dinners during the Venice Film Festival have become legendary, as has the inaugural edition of its recurring event – aptly called, for a brand strong on Instagram, “Vanity Fair Stories”.

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Alberto Moreno

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Vanity Fair has a unique place in the current affairs sector. With up-to-date and timeless content, Vanity Fair always opens the door to those key national and international issues, covering all of the readers’ eclectic interests: politics, economics, society, culture, cinema, technology, fashion and beauty.

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A glossy monthly with a unique and singular positioning, Vanity Fair is a high profile international brand, with an editorial mix that marries investigation with glamour, information with aesthetics. Vanity Fair was launched in France in June 2013 and is a monthly magazine.

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VANITY FAIR U.S.

Muscular long-form journalism, stunning photography, insightful essays, and superb design make each issue of Vanity Fair a must-read. Every month, the magazine commissions the best writers and photographers to explain the pressing issues of the day and take the pulse of the culture. Vanity Fair consistently delivers crucial reporting on business and finance, domestic politics and world affairs, even as it covers the very best in arts and entertainment.

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Olivier Bouchara

Olivier Bouchara is Head of Editorial Content at Vanity Fair France. He began his career at Libération and the Nouvel Observateur (2001-2004) before joining Capital magazine, where he headed the business department during the "Bettencourt affair".Recruited by Condé Nast France in 2012 to launch the French edition of Vanity Fair, he became, three years later, the editor in chief in charge of investigations. He and his team have won numerous journalism awards: the Relay SEPM award for the best investigation of the year three times (2016, 2017 and 2021) and the Assises du journalisme award twice (2019 and 2020).&nbsp;Bouchara is a graduate of EDHEC Business School and Sciences Po Paris, where he taught for twelve years.

Radhika Jones

Radhika Jones is the Editor-in-Chief of Vanity Fair U.S. Previously, she held senior editorial roles at The New York Times, The Paris Review, and Time, where she oversaw the Person of the Year franchise as well as the Time 100, the magazine’s annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world. She has also worked at Artforum, Bookforum, and the literary and arts quarterly Grand Street. She began her journalism career in 1995 at The Moscow Times, serving as arts editor.&nbsp;Since her appointment as Editor-in-Chief in December of 2017, Vanity Fair has been widely recognized for its fresh new direction, and its audience has grown significantly. Jones' focus has been on repositioning Vanity Fair as a cultural barometer. New contributors to the magazine under her tenure include Jesmyn Ward, Ta-Nehisi Coates, Jeff Sharlet, Kiese Laymon, Ann Patchett, Collier Schorr, Ayman Mohyeldin, Quil Lemons, May Jeong, Jenny Lumet, Amy Sherald, and countless other leading voices in the culture.Jones graduated summa cum laude with a B.A. degree from Harvard University, and holds a Ph.D. in English and comparative literature from Columbia University. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband and son, and serves on the nonprofit boards of CARE and The Paris Review.

Alberto Moreno

Alberto Moreno has led Vanity Fair Spain since March 2017. First he joined Condé Nast as GQ Spain contributor, assuming the direction of its website between 2010 and 2017. Under his direction, GQ Spain site became a reference in fashion and culture, standing as one of the main viral media at the beginning of the decade, with double-digit audience growth throughout that period and the recognition of two Lovie awards. His interest and passion for the digital world associated with restless journalism led him to Vanity Fair Spain, where he has successfully developed the brand's transformation towards the digital world, reaching 10 million unique users by the end of 2020.Among Moreno's main milestones in his career in Vanity Fair is establishing the International Journalism Award in 2017, with successive editions in which legendary journalists such as Carl Bernstein, Jorge Ramos or Iñaki Gabilondo have been awarded. Or the consolidation of the Person of the Year Award, the annual gala held at the Teatro Real in Madrid with the best call in the world of Spanish magazines and one of the largest media impacts.Moreno holds a degree in Journalism from San Pablo CEU University, a Master's Degree in Journalism from El Mundo (2008) and a Master's Degree in Media Management from IESE / University of Navarra (2013). In parallel to his journalistic work, he teaches and coordinates several courses at Conde Nast College Spain (Universidad Carlos III) and collaborates with various media such as Cadena Ser and Televisión Española.

Simone Marchetti

Simone Marchetti joined Condé Nast Italia as the new editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair in December 2018. In two years – and most of all during pandemic – Marchetti has created a new, unique model of information that mixes print, digital and events into a new way of conceiving journalism as a vehicle of news, investigation, entertainment and activism.&nbsp;In December 2020, Marchetti was promoted to European Editorial Director of Vanity Fair.&nbsp;A young, influential and eclectic observer of fashion, lifestyle and current affairs and the instigator of a number of new cross-media projects, Marchetti is one of the most active advocates of digital evolution in international journalism. His previous experience was working for newspaper Repubblica, where he pioneered bringing fashion content into new formats, including documentaries, live reviews and digital events. He curated art and fashion exhibitions, wrote books about fashion and presented two seasons of the fashion-themed TV show Mix &amp; Match, broadcast on Sky, and a talk show for Tim Vision. &nbsp;