Michelle Lee

She replaces Michelle Lee, who left for Netflix.

She's joining Netflix later this summer.

For publications to remain relevant, inclusivity has to be about much more than just who makes the cover.

Joan Smalls, Brandon Maxwell, Aurora James, Prabal Gurung and more weigh in.

Jihyo of Twice appears on its May 2020 print edition, while JB of GOT7 stars in a special digital cover.

A who's who list of fashion insiders put on a special screening of "Crazy Rich Asians" to celebrate seeing diversity on-screen.

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

Plus, 'Allure''s Michelle Lee wins 'Adweek''s Editor of the Year.

A look at the important strides being made when it comes to the representation and celebration of Chinese ingredients, traditions and innovations in the Western beauty market.

December marks the debut of the "Allure Unbound" AR app.

Simone Oliver will begin at the beauty title in mid-April.

"Everyone, of course, says Allure is a beauty expert — but what does that mean?"

March marks the storied beauty mag's 25th anniversary issue and some changes are afoot.

Plus, model Hari Nef talks about her fashion role models, her friendship with Andreja Pejic and working with Alessandro Michele.

Mark your calendars for March 22 in New York City.

The magazine announced a new leadership team on Monday, following a round of layoffs last week.

Former Deputy Editor Melissa Giannini speaks about her plans for the millennial-targeted publication.

Michelle Lee, most recently the editor-in-chief and chief marketing officer of 'Nylon,' has been brought on to replace her.