Marie Claire

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It has appeared on a range of magazine covers, in-book features and spreads.

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.

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Fulenwider is stepping down after seven years at the helm of the Hearst publication.

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We reviewed 128 covers from nine leading U.S. fashion publications, and all but two titles — which remained stagnant — saw distinct improvement as compared to years past.

We reviewed this year's batch of September covers from nine leading U.S. fashion publications, and compared them to September issues going back to 2015.

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"More legacy media companies should take notice and hire young, non-white, non-male or cisgender people at the top."

We reviewed 154 covers from 10 leading U.S. fashion publications, and while some titles saw distinct improvement, others went in a disappointing, opposite direction.

The "Marie Claire" accessories director marks the second newsworthy change at the Hearst title since Garcia's departure.

Her new role, which starts immediately, will involve overseeing fashion shoots and creative design of the magazine's fashion pages.

"In order to stay relevant, we need to be on top of sustainability practices," says editor-in-chief Anne Fulenwider.

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