Editor praises ‘shape-shifter’ musician and takes magazine in seemingly different direction
A wardrobe overspilling with secondhand clothing and a pair of fuzzy donkeys are just some of the more unexpected stars of Chioma Nnadi’s debut British Vogue issue.
While historically Vogue’s September issues are the biggest, attracting new season advertising from luxury brands, Nnadi’s highly anticipated debut has resulted in the highest ever print revenue for an April issue. It will land with a hefty thud on subscribers’ doormats on Saturday while non-subscribers can lug it off shelves from Tuesday.
