Enninful's "ceaseless struggle" to become British Vogue's editor-in-chief

Although he has one of the most high-profile jobs in the fashion and magazine world, Edward Enninful makes no bones about his struggles, writes Suzanne Harrington

Edward Enninful attends the Exhibition Opening of L'Exibition[niste] by Christian Louboutin 

Two summers ago during lockdown, Edward Enninful was walking his dog in Hyde Park with a friend, who asked him about his forthcoming memoir, A Visible Man. 

The editor-in-chief of British Vogue replied it would be about “a boy from Ghana making his way in a racist, classist industry” — fashion — but his friend, who had also grown up in an African household in London, reminded Enninful of how others saw him.