Plus, the first round of recipients of "Vogue" and the CFDA's "A Common Thread" grants are announced.

The company is also launching a sustainable fashion glossary. But what do these commitments actually mean?

Now Creative and Fashion Director of The Yes, she talks going from publishing to e-commerce start-ups and how her brief floral hiatus helped shape future job requirements.

And furloughing a similar number.

The glossy's Style Features Director has quite the media resume.

Plus, Covid-19's impact on the direct-to-consumer market.

In case you weren't convinced before, this is official proof that the world is turning upside down.

Also, Altuzarra collaborates with Etsy on home collection.

Plus, how the pandemic has halted festival fashion.

It's furloughing most of its staff, while others continue to work but with reduced salaries.

"This is my solid career advice for those starting out: Take anything that you can get."

Plus, how Deciem changed the beauty industry.

Plus, Chanel reschedules show due to national strike in Paris.

Plus, the growing accessibility of cashmere.

Her newly added title is "Global Content Advisor."

The current editor-in-chief is leaving the publication after nearly a decade at the helm.

"We are the new primetime," claims the company's CMO.

The new guard of editors are making themselves more accessible to staff than ever before.

The media company's first global CEO comes from Pandora.

Plus, a Jeremy Scott retrospective opened at the Dallas Contemporary.

Working your way up the masthead in the magazine business was once a clear career path, but now things are a little more murky.

While sharing the "Vogue" name, the digital title will operate as its own entity with an independent editorial team run by Lauren Indvik.

Welcome to the new media economy.

Plus, Richemont sales up 25 percent despite setbacks in France.