Anne Fulenwider

We asked, you answered: How do you get along with your cell phone’s battery? It’s a tumultuous relationship for many.…

A delicious Media Issue story you might’ve missed during the madness of NYFW! For 20 years, the U.S. version of…

A delicious Media Issue story you might’ve missed during the madness of NYFW! For 20 years, the U.S. version of…

Before Divergent kicked some serious box office tail over the weekend, raking in $56 million, The Cinema Society and Marie Claire held a screening at the Hearst Tower on Thursday for a crowd of NYC VIP’s. The evening, starting at a later than normal 8 p.m., brought out the film’s stars Shailene Woodley (the next big thing and the current Marie Claire cover gal), Theo James, Ansel Elgort, and Amy Newbold, as well as director Neil Burger, and the author of the best selling book the film is based on, Veronica Roth.

Marie Claire’s new pop-up title, Branché, debuted today, doled out gratis in targeted areas of NYC. Alexa Chung is splashed across the 40-page mag’s matte cover. Inside, the Gotham-centric content, which clocks in equal counts of ad and edit pages, is heavy on service-y guides to the best of shopping, dining, and nightlife in NYC. (To note: none of the articles sport bylines.) Hearst staffers began handing out Branché today; they’ll be distributing the total run of 30,000 copies in ‘hoods like Times Square, Williamsburg, and SoHo tomorrow, Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday as well. The Daily got the full scoop on MC’s newest addition from editor-in-chief Anne Fulenwider, right this way…
BY ALEXANDRA ILYASHOV

Being an editor is a tireless, quite glamorous job—but somebody has to do it! Marie Claire’s lovely EIC, Anne Fulenwider, filled us in her latest journey while perched front row at Michael Kors’ show last week…

Another Hearst artistic director gig for Alex Gonzalez! In addition to his artistic director title at Marie Claire, Gonzalez is taking on the role of executive artistic director position at Town & Country, effective immediately. Gonzalez will continue to report to Anne Fulenwider, editor-in-chief of Marie Claire, in addition to Town & Country’s EIC, Jay Fielden. Before Marie Claire, Gonzalez was creative director at W.

Dolce & Gabbana
Gold, gold, and more gold! At Dolce & Gabbana’s much anticipated show (and very exclusive, at that, as the invitations had barcodes and ID was required at the door) the designers delved back into their Sicilian gold mine, which has been giving them so much inspiration in recent seasons. This time, it was the ancient Greek influence in the region as images of ruined pillars were printed onto dresses and skirts. Giant, antique gold coins were printed onto black flouncy dresses and skirts and worn as giant medallions on belts and necklaces. Of course, there were also the label’s requisites: sexy see-through lace dresses and luxe fur dresses, tops, and skirts in emerald green, cobalt blue, and turquoise.

The Equal Pay Act’s 50th anniversary equaled a prime occasion for Marie Claire to assemble quite the (mostly) ladies brigade for a luncheon at Marea yesterday. A few highlights? Katie Couric and Sarah Jessica Parker…sharing reading glasses! Tory Burch revealing her days on an Alaskan fish cannery. (No, really.) The power set also included New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand. Also there, in spirit: Serena Williams, who was on the invite but was, alas, a bit too busy winning the French Open to make it for lunch.