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- Edward Enninful, the editor of British Vogue and founder of the magazine 72, describes rising from a Ghanaian teenager in London to a leading fashion figure and intends to innovate the industry through collaboration rather than advertising.
- He notes cultural shifts since the 1990s, citing a decline in tolerance and the rise of far-right sentiments.
- He curates a 1990s exhibition at Tate Britain.
