Could Anna Wintour pick Chioma Nnadi to take over as new Vogue editor? 'Shy' Londoner who learned about style from her Nigerian father 'who only wore suits but took off his tie at weekends' could take

The British-born boss of Vogue's US website is rumoured to have been handpicked to be the next editor of the British fashion magazine by Dame Anna Wintour, who appears to be considering a more bashful appointment after Edward Enninful. Chioma Nnadi, pictured in New York last year, is being tipped to replace Edward Enninful running British Vogue Ms Ndadi is described as low-key, nuanced and even 'shy' by colleagues working under Mr Enninful Edwards Enninful with Jennifer Lopez and Anna Wintour at the Coach Runway Show in New York last week. Rumours of a rift with her protégé have been denied, but Mr Enninful announced in July that he was leaving Vogue Baby Chioma held by her Swiss-German mother and Nigerian father in London Ms Ndadi says her father inspired her love of fasion, still wearing some of his vintage items he refused to throw away Enninful was born in poverty-stricken Ghana before his eventual introduction to working class Britain and gradual ascension to the highest rung on the editorial ladder at Vogue and an estimated £1milllion-a-year salary. Editor-In-Chief of British Vogue Edward Enninful attends the opening of the VOGUE World Newsstand at Selfridges today According to sources who spoke to The Mail on Sunday, Wintour's much-trumpeted return to London is just one of several clear signs that British Vogue's editor, Edward Enninful, has lost his power struggle with the woman he had hoped to eventually replace Vogue's all-powerful editor-in-chief, Dame Anna Wintour, pictured with actress Florence Pugh Her mixed-race and multi-cultural background makes her stand out in the world of fashion, she has said. Original supermodels Cindy Crawford, 57, Linda Evangelista, 58, Naomi Campbell, 53, and Christy Turlington, 54, grace the cover of Vogue's September issue - but Enninful came under fire for the heavily photoshopped images Vogue magazine also sparked a backlash after the only sportswoman named on its of list of the top 25 'powerhouse' women was transgender cyclist Emily Bridges One critic said of his exit: 'He has been very expensive for the company.