Cindi Leive

Vogue's influence is definitely there. And so is Taylor Swift.

Glamour's made a major rebound, but it sounds like there were some bumpy moments along the way.

Jillian Davison, creative director of Vogue Australia, is succeeding Anne Christensen.

On Monday evening, Calvin Klein and Macy's hosted an event for Christy Turlington Burns's non-profit organization, Every Mother Counts (EMC), which works to make childbirth safer for mothers and hopes to end preventable childbirth-related deaths around the world. The event featured a discussion between Burns and Glamour's Cindi Leive about EMC's growth, motherhood, and running the New York marathon. I was struck by how well-spoken, motivated and smart Burns came across, but also--I have to say it--by how ridiculously amazing she looked.

We've given you a sneak peek at what fashion week is like for an editor-in-chief thanks to Glamour's Cindi Leive--but what does it look like for a fashion director? Glamour's own Anne Christensen is giving us the behind-the-scenes scoop on what fashion week was like for her.

The funny—and sweet—ways guys deal while their wives' lives are insane for 10 days.

The September issues are generally regarded as the most important issue of the year for fashion magazines. Everything about them--from the number of ad pages to the cover star--is picked apart and analyzed to determine the overall health of the magazine. And despite all the talk of the death of print media, glossy September issues have only gotten bigger and bigger. So how does it come together? How do those several-hundred page backache-inducing tomes get made? Glamour EIC Cindi Leive was kind enough to indulge our curiousity and let us in on the process.

Did you know that women are starting businesses at twice the rate of men? Glamour magazine knew--which is why it hosted a panel, “Secrets of Start-Up Queens: How to Launch a Successful Business in Today’s Entrepreneurial Economy,” at the 92Y earlier this week. Read on for 10 valuable tips from a most impressive panel that included: Iman, founder and CEO of IMAN Cosmetics, Skincare and Fragrances; Dylan Lauren, founder and CEO of Dylan’s Candy Bar; model and social media maven Coco Rocha; Refinery29 co-founder Piera Gelardi; and SoulCycle co-founder Elizabeth Cutler.

In addition to attending approximately one million fashion shows, Glamour editor-in-chief Cindi Leive has to fulfill her responsibilities as a TODAY show contributor, as a boss, as the host of panel on fashion week's first ever hackathon, and as a wife and mother to two. Click through to see what fashion week was like through Leive's eyes--she's added her own captions too!

Swatchit, founded by Ramzi Abdoch, Jagjeet Gill, Jackson Lin, Henrika Makilya and Paul Yun (pictured), is a b2b platform that connects global designers with emerging market artisans and overseas producers.

We braved the extreme cold in NYC last week to chat with Glamour's new executive beauty director, Ying Chu, about how she'll update Glamour's beauty coverage, her personal beauty "dos and don'ts," and how she's going to approach online coverage now that Condé Nast has sunk a boatload of resources into a digital Glamour revamp.

With 5.5 million monthly uniques and five million followers on social media, Glamour.com is the largest web property out of Conde Nast's women's magazines. But Glamour editor-in-chief Cindi Leive, along with Digital Managing Director Mike Hofman are looking to grow even bigger. "These are numbers we've achieved with our old site, which is fine, but certainly not the kind of site that was going to take us out of the magazine companion site category and really make us a player," Leive told us. Despite the fact that ad pages in print mags still draw more money for publishers, Leive understand the importance of digital (something that can't be said for all print editors).

We always imagined life of an Editor-in-Chief to be totally glamorous: Parties, fashion shows, air kisses with celebs. But it also means working as hard as you play. How do we know? We got none other than Glamour EIC Cindi Leive to give us a peek at what fashion week is really like for an editor of a major fashion glossy, mom, and cat owner (his name's Luigi).

Glamour may have gotten Victoria Beckham to guest edit its September issue, but it got someone even bigger for an upcoming one: The President of the U

We knew that Victoria Beckham was going to cover Glamour's all-important September issue, but we didn't know the full extent of her involvement. Not