Edward Enninful is a media maverick. At a young age, the British-Ghanian started his famed fashion career after being scouted as a model on The London Underground at 16-years-old. A few years later, Enninful found himself in the orbit of i-D founder Terry Jones, who bestowed the then 18-year-old with the coveted fashion editor position at the magazine. Under his guidance, the magazine became known for its trademark edgy elegance. That same fashion sense has accompanied Enninful as he has traversed a career that has taken him from American Vogue and Vogue Italia, to Style Director for W Magazine, and stepping into the role of Editor-in-Chief of British Vogue — the first Black man to lead a Vogue edition. Enninful uses fashion not to just tell stories, but to also make a statement. He has been celebrated for his visionary approach to storytelling, appearing on the covers of Time, Paper, and The New York Times Magazine. Now, Edward is the the CEO of his own media company EE72 and is entering his media mogul era.