Vanity Fair fashion staff nonplussed by new editor's personal style

November 18, 2017 10:21

WELCOME TO COND NAST: Radhika Jones is learning the ways of One World Trade. Having been named the new editor in chief of Vanity Fair only this week, Jones, 44, headed to downtown Manhattan to get acquainted with the magazines staff.

But while Jones may have been editorial director of the books department at The New York Times, an alum of Time magazine and The Paris Review, a graduate of Harvard and holds a doctorate in English and comparative literature from Columbia none of this impressed Cond Nast-ers. They, instead, were aghast over her sense of style.

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