'As the proud daughter of a Lebanese father and Trinidadian mother, my world view is expansive and is anchored in the belief that representation matters.'
Most recently, she was executive fashion director at "Vanity Fair."Author:Ana ColónPublish date:Jun 9, 2020Harper's Bazaar U.S. has a new editor at the helm.
Nasr returns to the publishing company after two years at Condé Nast. Before joining Radhika Jones's Vanity Fair, she was the fashion director at Elle. Prior to that, she worked at InStyle, a Meredith title. She becomes the first Black editor in the top role at Harper's Bazaar. Originally from Montréal, Canada, Nasr first moved to New York to pursue a journalism degree, she told Into the Gloss in 2013. She was an assistant to Grace Coddington at Vogue and a writer at Harper's Bazaar before becoming a freelance stylist.
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