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The next top dog at Interview has been revealed: Keith Pollock is decamping from DuJour to become editor-in-chief of Interview. For the past two years, Pollack has co-helmed the Jason Binn-backed mag along with Nicole Vecchiarelli, who will remain at DuJour as its sole EIC. From 2009 to 2012, Pollock was at ELLE, heading up the mag’s digital presence as online editorial director.

Cyndi Stivers, formerly editor-in-chief at AOL, has been named head of digital strategy at Tina Brown Live…Erin Doherty, formerly fashion and beauty editor-in-chief at French ELLE, has been named editor-in-chief at French Glamour…Marie Lannelongue, formerly editor-in-chief at French Glamour, has left the publication…

When The Daily first ventured into the secretive world of editorial assistants, we nabbed a chat with Seth Plattner, the creative writer-turned-journalist who artfully crafted Robbie Myer’s daily schedule as editor-in-chief at ELLE. He passed on the baton to Cotton Codinha, whose political background has prepared her to balance being an editorial assistant with the scheduling, planning and general gate-keeping of assisting an EIC.
BY DENA SILVER

Seeing as he splits his time between red carpet reporting and editing fashion pages in ELLE, Joe Zee is living the life! At Sunday’s Golden Globes he was front and center, decked out in a tux and chatting with all the ladies on our best dressed list. What exactly does his job description entail? Read on!

While The Daily enjoys the holidays vacation from a tropical island, we’re sharing our fave moments from 2013.
Power stylist Lori Goldstein hasn’t been one to shy away from the spotlight. In addition to running her own design studio and designing a line for QVC, Goldstein is also a fashion editor-at-large at ELLE.

ELLE’s got a new creative force on board. Today, the Hearst glossy tapped New York and Chicago alum Randy Minor as design director. Minor succeeds Paul Ritter, who departed from the title last month to become creative director at Glamour.

At last night’s ELLE dinner for their January issue, featuring Joan Smalls on the cover, we caught up with Joe Zee at the Indochine bash for all his thoughts on this merriment-packed season. This perpetual busybody actually slows down, sorta, for the holidays. Wish we could say the same…

A klatch of ELLE editors and an intimate posse of chicsters dined at Indochine last night in honor of their January cover lass, Joan Smalls, and iconic photog Michael Thompson, who shot the mod for the glossy. Besides a slew of ELLE editrices, the din brought out the likes of Prabal Gurung, Wes Gordon, Athena Calderone, Chelsea Leyland, plus Emily Weiss and (ELLE alum alert!) Nick Axelrod of Into The Gloss.

Audrey Hepburn may have snacked on croissants outside the window of Tiffany & Co., but Lori Goldstein had a much more lavish affair with dinner at the esteemed jewelry house. Hosted by ELLE and Tiffany & Co., Goldstein invited close friends, past collaborators, and a slew of fellow ELLE editors to celebrate her first tome, Style Is Instinct. Guests were escorted through the deserted first floor of the jewelry store (every girl’s dream come true) and whisked up to the fifth floor, where an intimate crowd were sipping cocktails and exchanging kisses. The lady of the evening welcomed friends like Anna Sui, Jamie Bochert, Kate Young, Cass Bird, Crystal Renn, Kevin O’Malley, Anne Slowey, and Brian Atwood.

Power stylist Lori Goldstein hasn’t been one to shy away from the spotlight. In addition to running her own design studio and designing a line for QVC, Goldstein is also a fashion editor-at-large at ELLE. But with everything on her plate she’s still found time to pen a book about her work. Style Is Instinct, which hits stores tomorrow, explores Goldstein’s fashionable career including W spreads, photo shoots with John Galliano, and teaming up with Steven Meisel.