Wintour

Wintour is a surname of English origin. It is most widely associated with Anna Wintour, a prominent journalist and editor who has led Vogue magazine since 1988 and has served as artistic director of Condé Nast. Under her direction, Vogue has become a leading publication in fashion journalism and a major influencer in global fashion. Wintour is also known for her role in organizing the Met Gala, a high-profile charitable event held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute, which is closely linked to Vogue's fashion calendar.

Charles Vere Wintour (1907–1979) was a British journalist who served as editor of the London Evening Standard and was the father of Anna Wintour.

The Wintour surname has public recognition primarily through these figures, though it occurs in other contexts in the United Kingdom and beyond without widespread public prominence.