Other Contenders for Needleman’s Job at WSJ.: Anne Slowey, Kate Lanphear
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Plus, Natalia Vodianova for Stuart Weitzman.
Plus designers Flora Gill and Alexa Adams.
Also, Giovanna Battaglia is chronicling her daily outfits for 'T' Magazine, and 'WWD' makes fun of Chris Brown's outfit.
The father's girlfriend of three years got in touch to clarify a few things today.
You know, like people who want to look like Chloë Sevigny.
Kate appreciates their "fresh voices," but Joe sees more value in the opinions of established editors.
Top staffers at 'W' will reportedly leave.
And Julia Restoin-Roitfeld is starting to look strikingly like her mother.
She reviewed the collections for next month's 'Harper's Bazaar,' but don't expect buyers to adjust their spring orders based on her tastes.
Here's a hint: It wasn't Joy Bryant.
Also, is Anne Slowey a fashion hypocrite?
And that's only the start of Cindy's weirdness today. Plus, Kim Kardashian gets very thoughtful about the size of her butt. In the gossip roundup.
Anne Slowey helmed the title, and she lost four key staffers.
The mark of a good reality show is when you're invested enough to want to slap at least one contestant and hug another, and 'Stylista' nailed that in the first ten minutes.
We can't decide if it's guilty-pleasure-bad or just bad-bad, so here's our case for both.
The docudrama will include private video confessionals by interns.
'Vogue' and 'Project Runway' never became bedfellows, but the meeting the reality show's creator had with Anna Wintour gave us 'Stylista.'