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Vogue editor Edward Enninful leans on style over substance in this self-aggrandising memoir

I have to confess I didn’t know much about Edward Enninful before reading his new memoir, A Visible Man, and what I had seen didn’t exactly stoke my interest. He’s credited with bringing a new diversity to the pages of British Vogue, which he edits, but to a certain sensibility – mine – that merely looked like using unattainably beautiful women of colour to sell the same old fashion fantasies.

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