Here are the top hires, departures, promotions, and new representations of the week. 1. Keith Poole is now editor in…
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A brief media moves recap is the only way to kick off a new week, so here’s your quick rundown on the…
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Rod Manley, formerly senior vice president of communications at Giorgio Armani, has been named EVP of global communications at Calvin Klein…
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Rod Manley, formerly senior vice president of communications at Giorgio Armani, has been named EVP of global communications at Calvin Klein…
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Mieke ten Have, formerly home editor at Vogue, has been named design editor-at-large at ELLE Décor. Eva Chen, formerly editor-in-chief at Lucky,…
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It’s Monday again, so you know what that means, right? It’s time to catch up on all of last week’s…
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The Art of Elysium today announced the creation of the L’Wren Scott Amber Award as part of their Elysium Collections. The award will honor Scott as well as Amber, one of the first children the organization worked with, and be given to emerging fashion designers, who will donate their talents to hospitalized children. The chosen design talents can then create small collections to benefit the Elysium Collections. Founded in 1997, The Art of Elysium’s mission is to enrich the lives of artists and hospitalized youth. Scott’s family requested that in lieu of flowers, donations should be made to the organization.
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We nearly spat out our morning coffee when we turned the page reading the New York Post to discover that wee Tavi Gevinson of blogger fame has turned into a woman! Kirsten Fleming caught up with the 17-year-old, who will soon be appearing in Enough Said, with Julia Louis-Dreyfus and James Gandolfini, aka the talk of the Toronto Film Festival.
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Turns out your Daily isn’t the only publication tuned into sheer awesomeness of JoCo’s assistant Sergio Kletnoy: this week, the Cosmo gatekeeper extraordinaire has a star turn on the newsprint scene! Besides a cool cameo in Post (go, Sergio, go!), he’s dishing on all the music you must download ASAP, plus encounters on the job with a certain Supreme Court justice.