In 1988, Anna Wintour replaced Grace Mirabella as the editor in chief at American Vogue, a position she still holds today. She revolutionized the magazine by featuring prominent women on the covers and launching several spin-offs under Condé Nast Publications.

On September 18, 1963, Anna Wintour enrolled in North London Collegiate.

Anna Wintour began her first fashion job at the Biba Boutique on May 3, 1964.

On July 27, 1966, Anna Wintour dropped out of North London Collegiate.

From January 6, 1970, to March 1, 1975, Anna Wintour worked at Harpers & Queen.

On July 1, 1975, Anna Wintour moved to New York City.

Anna started working for Bazaar in January 1976.

Anna started working for Viva in November 1976.

Anna started working for Savvy in April 1980.

Anna started working for New York in April 1981.

Anna Wintour starts working for Conde Nast as the Creative Director of Vogue, a newly established role with little guidance and responsibilities.

In 1984, Anna Wintour started her career at American Vogue by getting her first job.

Anna Wintour takes over as the editor of the U.K. edition of 'Vogue' in 1985, expanding her editorial responsibilities within the renowned fashion publication.

After returning to work at British Vogue following the birth of her child, Anna Wintour transforms the magazine by making significant changes, leading to the nickname 'Nuclear Wintour.'

On January 6, 1986, Anna Wintour tied the knot with David Shaffer.

Between April 1, 1986, and July 15, 1987, Anna Wintour welcomed her first child into the world.

Anna Wintour relocates to New York to revamp the Home and Garden magazine, showcasing her talent for innovative design and editorial direction.

In August 1987, Anna Wintour achieved the position of editor-in-chief at British Vogue.

Between September 9, 1987, and July 15, 1988, Anna Wintour welcomed her second child into the world.

Anna Wintour takes over as the Editor in Chief of Vogue magazine. She introduces new ideas and freshens up the publication, moving away from conservative styles to more innovative and candid shots.

Under Anna Wintour's direction, Condé Nast Publications launched Teen Vogue in 1993 as a spin-off of the iconic Vogue magazine. The magazine catered to a younger audience and became a significant publication in the fashion industry.

Anna uses her influence to organize a designer sample sale to benefit the AIDS cause, marking the beginning of her humanitarian efforts.

In 2006, plans were announced to create a documentary film about the work behind the scenes on Vogue's September 2007 issue, which was the largest ever published. The movie, titled 'The September Issue,' provided a glimpse into the meticulous work required to produce an issue of Vogue and received wide critical acclaim.

Anna initiates the Vogue Fashion Fund to support emerging designers, propelling the careers of notable talents like Alexander Wang, Lazaro Hernandez, Thakoon Panichgul, and Pabal Gurung, showcasing one of Wintour's significant successes.

Anna accepts the Order of the British Empire from Queen Elizabeth, recognizing her contributions to the British Fashion Industry.

Anna organizes the first Fashion's Night Out to support designers and retailers during the Great Recession, boosting business with a star-studded shopping event.

Anna Wintour received the Legion d'Honneur medal from the French President, Nicolas Sarkozy, while wearing a Chanel suit that was recently showcased on the runway.

Anna Wintour was appointed as the Artistic Director of Conde Nast in 2013.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art inaugurated The Anna Wintour Costume Center, a new space that includes the previous Costume Center's collection along with a research center, exhibition gallery, and library.

In 2017, Anna Wintour was elevated to the prestigious title of Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) in recognition of her achievements.

Anna Wintour, the long-time editor-in-chief of Vogue magazine and artistic director at Condé Nast, attended The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute benefit gala in New York on May 6, 2019. Known for her trademark black Chanel sunglasses and perfectly styled bob, Wintour has been a prominent figure in the fashion industry for decades.

In December 2020, Anna Wintour was appointed as the chief content officer of Conde Nast, where she is responsible for overseeing all content at the company except The New Yorker. She also sets the strategy for Vogue as its global editorial director.