As the editor of British Vogue, Edward Enninful has a front-row seat to the stylish life. In his wide-ranging new memoir, A Visible Man, Enninful looks back on his childhood in Ghana, his adolescence in London, and his early days in magazines. Ever since his days as the 18-year-old fashion director at the edgy title i-D, Enninful has been a champion of inclusivity. Today, his expansive vision of British Vogue has been a commercial and critical success. With the publication of A Visible Man, he’s about to become a literary one as well. Herewith, he shares his key components to the good life. —Ashley Baker
Airline: British Airways, which feels like I’m going home.
Airport: Heathrow.
App: Deliveroo or booking into a VersaClimber class at BXR.
Bag: A Jil Sander leather pouch that was inspired by a brown paper bag.
Bedtime: 10:00 p.m., when I’m not out somewhere.
Bike: A tricycle.
Birthday: Fiftieth.
Breakfast, weekday: I don’t usually eat until lunch.
Breakfast, weekend: A brunch treat would be pancakes.
Children: All of my nieces, nephews, and godchildren. That’s a lot in total.
Cocktail: A daily cocktail of vitamins and supplements.
Date: It’s either dinner and a movie or February 22, 2022, my wedding day.
Diet: A cleanse by Rosemary Ferguson.
Dinner, weekday: A seafood platter.
