In addition, fashion and creative director and British Vogue alumni Grace Coddington joins as a contributor.
"I am thrilled that Kate, Naomi, Steve and Grace are going to work with us in these new roles. As two of the biggest international style influencers and supermodels, the impact Naomi and Kate have in today’s culture is enormous. Being an acclaimed filmmaker and Turner Prize-winning artist, Steve will bring an increased depth to the arts within the magazine. Grace’s relationship with Vogue started at a very young age; she has become synonymous with the title and is as much loved in Britain as is she is globally. I am very much looking forward to working with these friends and colleagues on their ideas for upcoming issues,” commented Enninful.
One of the original supermodels, Naomi Campbell was born in London and was discovered when she was 15 years old. She has graced over 500 magazine covers and is a formidable force in the world of fashion.
Kate Moss, also born in London and discovered aged 14, arrived at the end of the supermodel era and rose to fame in the early 1990s. She has gone on to become one of the biggest international supermodels ever.
Steve McQueen CBE is an English film director, producer, screenwriter and video artist, winning multiple awards for his 2013 film 12 Years a Slave. He has also received the Turner Prize for his artwork.
Grace Coddington is a former Vogue model who then joined British Vogue where she worked for 19 years. She then moved to New York to work for Calvin Klein before joining American Vogue. Known for the creation of large, complex and dramatic photo shoots, she has produced some of fashion’s most memorable imagery, say the publishers.
Kate Moss was previously Contributing Fashion Editor of British Vogue.
As was announced last month, Venetia Scott will be joining British Vogue as Fashion Director from 10th July.
Edward Enninful takes up is role as Editor-in-Chief of British Vogue in August.
More appointment news will follow in the coming weeks, say the publishers.
