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After 18 Years: Elle Magazine Gets a New Editor-in-Chief

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Cecilie Ingdal will remain at Elle, but will hand over the position of editor-in-chief to editorial director Nikita Hoffmann.

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Editor-in-Chief Steps Down After 18 Years in Post

Cecilie Ingdal will remain at Elle, but will hand over the position of editor-in-chief to editorial director Nikita Hoffmann.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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After 18 Years: Elle Magazine Gets a New Editor-in-Chief

Cecilie Ingdal will remain at Elle, but will hand over the position of editor-in-chief to editorial director Nikita Hoffmann.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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avisendanmark.dk broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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