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.

Layoffs, print closures and seismic publishing shifts continue to affect the industry.

Plus, can a new CEO save Condé Nast?

The combined brands will be hiring a new global CEO.

Plus, Chanel may raise global prices for the third time this year.

Plus, Phoebe Philo-designed Celine bags and clothes have spiked in popularity.

After beginning as Anna Wintour's assistant, she spent two decades with the magazine.

Plus, Deciem stores shut down following online post by founder.

"The Cut"s current fashion editor will soon succeed Phillip Picardi upon his exit for "Out" Magazine.

Welch, who was just named "GQ"'s creative director earlier this year, will take over from Nelson in December.

The publication's final issue for January 2019 will hit newsstands at the end of November.

Formerly chief content officer at "Teen Vogue" and "Them," he's been named "Out"'s editor in chief.

As well as "Brides" and "Golf Digest."

Plus, Alexander Wang is looking for investment.

"Restructuring" is the reason cited.

Plus, Zara is getting slammed for appropriating a traditional Indian-style skirt.

He will continue in the chief content officer position at "Them," as well.

Starting Friday, Jan. 19, shoppers can bid on a piece of red carpet history.

The "Teen Vogue" EIC sent an email announcing her departure Thursday.