The Hearst digital director will oversee content for both Glossier and Into the Gloss.
This is one full-circle "How I'm Making It."
We asked editors-in-chief and other industry bosses how social media factors into their hiring process.
Louboutins and pajamas both made the list.
So yesterday was my last day at Fashionista. On Monday I start my new job as editor of Elle.com. Though I'm excited to take on this new challenge with a brand I've always loved, it's really hard and sad for me to leave this place. The majority of my three years here have been spent with Lauren Sherman. She hired me, left, and then came back as my editor at large. So it seemed fitting to reminisce about all the good times with her.
You may have already read about this news here, here, or here. I didn't write about the "shakeups" right away mostly because while news broke we were busy holding our New York Fashion Week meeting, assigning out shows and coming up with awesome features ideas to keep you entertained and informed. Which is to say, I'm not going anywhere just yet.
I polled a handful of fashion and beauty editors to see which choice words are killing them right now.
We're approaching the home stretch of New York Fashion Week, which means many of our attitudes have shifted from excited and energetic to when-will-this-be-over? So, we asked some of fashion's busiest bees to tell us what they do to stay sane (and no we don't mean pharmaceuticals--though those certainly aren't off-limits). From Jenna Lyons' many coats, to BryanBoy's cathartic Instagramming, click through for their (and our) tips and tricks!
Spotted: David Beckham running around sans pants in Beverly Hills for an H&M underwear shoot. And yes, there are photos, lots of photos! {JustJared} Eight fashion editors, including our own Leah Chernikoff, dish on their secret shopping habits. Hint: Go to Crewcuts. {Refinery29} Meet the girl who's dedicated her life to looking like an anime character. {HuffPost} Let's break down all Solange's looks in her new video, “Losing You,” frame by frame, shall we? {MTVStyle}
At Lucky magazine's Fashion and Beauty Blog Conference, bloggers came from all over the country to network and listen in on insight from speakers like the Macy's CEO Terry Lundgren, Rachel Zoe, The Man Repeller's Leandra Medine, Barneys' Simon Doonan and reality TV star-turned-fashion designer/blogger Lauren Conrad. Naturally, awesomeness ensued. Here's the four most important things I learned throughout the course of the day.
Last night, Teen Vogue Beauty and Health Director/Special Projects Director Eva Chen put together a panel of industry insiders for her alma mater J
As a daily reader since I was 11, I have grown up with Fashionista. I honestly feel that the voices & stories of these women have shaped me into the
You all probably noticed that Lauren Sherman, my partner in crime and the lady who helmed this site has jumped ship for a glossier world. And while I'm still sad that she's gone (it's only been three days!) I could not be more excited about taking the reins here at Fashionista. I've been here a year now and it gets better everyday. We've got a great team in place with Cheryl stepping up to broaden her coverage and Dhani in the trenches and we love bringing you the news and our take on it as it breaks. I so appreciate all of your support and feedback, and I hope you'll tolerate my love for fashion at its funniest and cats. Lots of cats.
So you wrote for the New York Daily News, but what do you know about fashion? For the last two years I was a features reporter at the New York Daily News which meant I covered all aspects of New York culture (most recently, I came down with a mild case of Bieber Fever ) but my focus was fashion. I created fashion spreads, wrote fashion features, and covered New York Fashion Week for the Daily News. I also embarrassed myself in some first person stories. Fave designers? Isabel Marant, Phillip Lim, Rodarte, Vena Cava, Alexander Wang, Zero + Maria Cornejo, Rag & Bone
Hi guys! So I'm the new girl. Following Lauren's lead, we thought it would be more fun to let all of you interview me. I'll only tell you one thing: My name is pronounced like Princess Leia, not Leee-ah. (But lest you think my parents are crazy Star Wars fanatics, I was named after my great grandmother and I never do the cinnamon-bun-hair-thing, promise). So what do you want to know about me?