CONTROVERSIAL FORMER "VOGUE" EDITOR DEAD AT 95

Jan 22, 2016

By Andy Johnson

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A French writer who was among the founding editors of Elle magazine and a long time editor of Vogue, has died at the age of 95.

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Edmonde Charles-Roux was forced out as editor-in-chief at Vogue in 1966 because she wanted to put a non-white woman on the magazine’s cover.

She then turned to writing biographies and fiction and is best known for her novel “To Forget Palermo”.

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