Grace Mirabella, editor who ‘guided Vogue through sexual freedom,’ dead at 91

Grace Mirabella, who helmed the glossy Vogue magazine as its editor in chief between 1971 and 1988, died at her home in Manhattan on Thursday. She was 91 years old, according to Vogue, who confirmed Mirabella’s passing with her stepson Anthony Cahan. Mirabella, who later went on to found the eponymous women’s magazine Mirabella, began her tenure at Vogue in the 1960s under the late Diana Vreeland. Vreeland, who had kept the ’60s free spirit of the magazine into the ’70s — and who also saw magazine circulation and advertising fall — was abruptly fired in 1971. Mirabella, who was… Read Full Article