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How fashion media is adapting its approach to content, platforms and business models.

Harper’s Bazaar Is Launching Paid Content for Brides

Hearst is trying to convince readers to pay for content by tapping into the subjects they’re most passionate about. Is the wedding market a good fit for this membership model?

Harper’s Bazaar Is Launching Paid Content for Brides

Hearst is trying to convince readers to pay for content by tapping into the subjects they’re most passionate about. Is the wedding market a good fit for this membership model?


Lucy Yeomans Exits Porter

Change is afoot at Net-a-Porter’s in-house media brand, five years after the launch of the magazine.

Lucy Yeomans Exits Porter

Change is afoot at Net-a-Porter’s in-house media brand, five years after the launch of the magazine.


Vogue Runway Is Charging Some Brands to Post Their Collection Images

Vogue now includes brands that pay a $20,000 fee on its fashion week hub, displaying images from their shows alongside better-known labels selected by the magazine’s editors.

Vogue Runway Is Charging Some Brands to Post Their Collection Images

Vogue now includes brands that pay a $20,000 fee on its fashion week hub, displaying images from their shows alongside better-known labels selected by the magazine’s editors.


American Vogue Apologises for Misidentifying Muslim American Journalist

The magazine misidentified Noor Tagouri as the Pakistani actress Noor Bukhari in its latest issue. Diet Prada helped bring awareness to the mistake online.

American Vogue Apologises for Misidentifying Muslim American Journalist

The magazine misidentified Noor Tagouri as the Pakistani actress Noor Bukhari in its latest issue. Diet Prada helped bring awareness to the mistake online.


Is Bustle the Next Condé Nast?

What may set Bustle Digital Group apart from legacy publishers is a rare sense of optimism — that women’s media isn’t dying and that advertising is still good business — along with a content model built on a vast network of underpaid writers creating stories that often capitalise on gaming Google to attract clicks.

Is Bustle the Next Condé Nast?

What may set Bustle Digital Group apart from legacy publishers is a rare sense of optimism — that women’s media isn’t dying and that advertising is still good business — along with a content model built on a vast network of underpaid writers creating stories that often capitalise on gaming Google to attract clicks.


GQ Says Goodbye to the Suit

New editor-in-chief Will Welch wants the magazine to appeal to menswear enthusiasts with a more sophisticated focus on fashion. Readers looking to match their pocket square to their tie will have to turn to the website.

GQ Says Goodbye to the Suit

New editor-in-chief Will Welch wants the magazine to appeal to menswear enthusiasts with a more sophisticated focus on fashion. Readers looking to match their pocket square to their tie will have to turn to the website.


Culture Trumps Politics at Phillip Picardi’s Out Magazine

With the release of his first issue at the LGBTQ publication, the editor-in-chief lays out his vision for rejuvenating the troubled title: influential voices, inclusivity and not reflexively playing into the news cycle.

Culture Trumps Politics at Phillip Picardi’s Out Magazine

With the release of his first issue at the LGBTQ publication, the editor-in-chief lays out his vision for rejuvenating the troubled title: influential voices, inclusivity and not reflexively playing into the news cycle.


Condé Nast’s UK Titles Swing to a Loss

The publisher of British editions of Vogue, GQ and other magazines reported a $17 million loss in 2017, offering a glimpse into the challenges faced by Condé Nast as it prepares to merge its US and international units.

Condé Nast’s UK Titles Swing to a Loss

The publisher of British editions of Vogue, GQ and other magazines reported a $17 million loss in 2017, offering a glimpse into the challenges faced by Condé Nast as it prepares to merge its US and international units.


Katie Grand’s Post-#MeToo Pivot

With a lingerie-clad Emily Ratajkowski slurping spaghetti no longer quite the easy, breezy image of female empowerment it was claimed to be, the editor and superstylist has ditched her sexed-up annual Advent Calendar for #movingLOVE, reports Tim Blanks.

Katie Grand’s Post-#MeToo Pivot

With a lingerie-clad Emily Ratajkowski slurping spaghetti no longer quite the easy, breezy image of female empowerment it was claimed to be, the editor and superstylist has ditched her sexed-up annual Advent Calendar for #movingLOVE, reports Tim Blanks.


Apple’s ‘Netflix for Magazines’ Getting a Chilly Reception

Apple is trying woo newspapers like the WSJ and NYT to join Texture, an app that offers unlimited access to about 200 magazines. But can the tech giant disrupt publishing like it disrupted music?

Apple’s ‘Netflix for Magazines’ Getting a Chilly Reception

Apple is trying woo newspapers like the WSJ and NYT to join Texture, an app that offers unlimited access to about 200 magazines. But can the tech giant disrupt publishing like it disrupted music?


Dirk Standen, Editorial Head of Condé Nast’s In-House Agency, to Exit

The former editor-in-chief of Style.com headed editorial at the US publisher’s in-house agency since 2015.

Dirk Standen, Editorial Head of Condé Nast’s In-House Agency, to Exit

The former editor-in-chief of Style.com headed editorial at the US publisher’s in-house agency since 2015.


The Way We Are Taught to Live Has to Change: Casey Gerald

The author spoke about the personal and emotional process of writing his memoir in the final presentation at VOICES.

The Way We Are Taught to Live Has to Change: Casey Gerald

The author spoke about the personal and emotional process of writing his memoir in the final presentation at VOICES.