Cindi Leive Is Leaving Glamour Magazine
NEW YORK – After 16 years at the Condé Nast title, Cindi Leive is leaving Glamour magazine.
In a recent interview with the New York Times, Glamour‘s editor-in-chief Cindi Leive announced that she, too, is leaving the Condé Nast owned publication.
Leive shocking departure makes her the fourth editor of a major magazine to vacate the role in the last week. Elle magazine‘s Editor-In-Chief Robbie Myers is out! After 17 years as the fashion magazine’s editor-in-chief, Myers is saying farewell (see it here). Her successor is Marie Claire’s creative director Nina Garcia (see it here). Graydon Carter stepped down from Vanity Fair and Nancy Gibbs exited Time.
Only time will tell where Leive would end up at. Is this the final end to the print era?
Photos Credit: Alex Welsh for The New York Times
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