On the heels of news that Harper’s Bazaar‘s Kristina O’Neill would be replacing Deborah Needleman at WSJ–and that T Magazine’s Sally Singer was headed to Vogue (after Needleman replaced her), comes reports of even more editorial shakeups. Seriously, do they ever stop?
A Hearst spokesperson has confirmed that both Kate Davidson Hudson and Stefania Allen, Elle‘s Accessories Director and Senior Accessories Editor, respectively, have left the company.
Alexa Chung is back on the old modeling horse for Parisian brand Maje’s fall ad campaign. {WWD}
Hearst, which recently acquired Elle magazine, is planning to bring back the short-lived spin-off that was Elle Accessories. Shoe lovers rejoice. {The New York Times}
Justin Bieber launched his new perfume, called “Girlfriend,” this week. A zillion screaming girls screamed even more. {WWD}
Jennifer Hudson, American Idol alum and Weight Watchers frontwoman, is the newest celeb to get her own clothing line with QVC. It will only feature clothes for “average” sized women, meaning sizes 6 through 16. {Stylelist}
Last week, you might remember that ELLE Accessories kind of folded, along with a few more print magazines, and CosmoGIRL! died just before that. Now, Time Inc’s announced that they’re cutting 600 jobs from their company, instituting a total restructuring of the management of their titles (which includes In Style, easily the most widely-read fashion Read more →
Ouch. What seems like seconds after the demise of CosmoGIRL!, 02138, and Radar (though we’re not sure that last one counts), comes the news that Hachette is “suspending” publication of ELLE Accessories for at least a year, putting a handful of people out of work during that time. Add to that all the retail lay-offs Read more →
