Anna Wintour Remembers Condé Nast Leader Donald Newhouse

In a personal tribute published by Vogue, Anna Wintour recalls Donald Newhouse, who died at 95. Newhouse, alongside his brother Si, was the soul of Condé Nast and its parent company Advance Publications. Wintour describes him as outwardly shining, energetic, and humorous, yet scrupulous about not interfering in editorial matters. He was naturally given to service, regularly asking if she needed help. His marriage to Susie, who died in 2015 from frontotemporal degeneration, lasted sixty years. After her death, he landscaped a garden in her honor and committed to the Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration, arranging performances of "If You Knew Susie" at its Hope Rising benefit. He adored the outdoors, loved driving his Morgan convertible, and often joked about his 100th birthday. Wintour's emblematic image of Donald is him sitting beside his dying brother Si, holding his hand.