Sally Singer is heading back to Vogue in the newly created role of digital creative director, The Fix reports.
Ms. Singer left Condé Nast, where she was Vogue’s fashion news and features director, in 2010 to become the editor in chief of T. But her two-year stint at the Times came to an abrupt end this past in August. WSJ. Read More
Deborah Needleman will leave WSJ, the Wall Street Journal‘s glossy mag, to become the new editor of T: The New York Times Style Magazine, it was announced today.
The not-unexpected news comes after the abrupt departure of Sally Singer at the end of the summer. Read More
“Look who it is: it’s Edwina, the Edwina,” Isaac Mizrahi exclaimed to The Observer this past Saturday, as he approached Edwina von Gal, the designer who, Ross Bleckner told us, “did the landscaping at my house in Sagaponack.”
We were at Cindy Sherman’s new East Hampton home at a benefit for the Azuero Earth Project, the Panama-based ecological nonprofit of which Ms. von Gal is president. It was a cozy beginning-of-the-end to the Hamptons summer season. Guests sat on benches under a white tent to eat empanadas and watch performances by Suzanne Vega, Rufus Wainwright, Laurie Anderson and Lou Reed. Children climbed into pendulous bamboo cocoons, stuffed with pillows, that swayed from the trees. Read More
Have we come to the day when Gawker Media’s hard up for pictures of an Olympic swimmer’s pool noodle (a euphemism for “penis”)? Maybe it’s just decided to use that money to hire people (like its competition). And speaking of budgets, do we know what really rocked the relationship between Sally Singer and T to its anticlimactic end yesterday? We don’t, but does someone else? Do you? Did we put “Gawker Media” in the headline instead of “Deadspin” because more media wonks will read it? We have the answer to approximately 3.4 of those five questions, but will only answer two, right here in your Wednesday Evening Press Clips: Read More
Sally Singer, the editor of T, the Times style magazine, is to depart the magazine and the company by the end of the week, reports WWD, which has a memo from the paper’s editor Jill Abramson. “Arthur Sulzberger Jr. just stunned the city,” this paper wrote when Ms. Singer was hired in 2010 from Vogue; she’d been Read More
At the New York Academy of Art’s Tribeca Ball, the city gathered to honor–and possibly buy!–the work of academy students, displayed over the academy’s five floors. This wasn’t idle gazing: Naomi Watts was spotted deep in conversation with several young artists. “I bought something downstairs! It will make a lot of sense to my children,” Read More
The Rag and Bone show was so oversubscribed that the organizers needed a separate room for the overflow. The people seated in the wallflower room had the forlorn air of a bunch of teenagers who hadn’t been asked to the prom so, instead of taking our seat in there, we opted to stand and watch the action Read More
Sally Singer has tapped Vogue associate fashion editor Ethel Park to join her at T: The New York Times Style Magazine as her senior fashion editor.
“Ethel has fearless style,” Ms. Singer said in a release, adding that Ms. Park understands fashion’s role as an “instigator in our culture.” At Vogue, Ms. Park Read More
Incoming T: The New York Times Style Magazine editor Sally Singer has tapped two editors to join her in the office after Labor Day.
The Times announced in a release this morning that Ms. Singer is bringing on Michelle Kessler-Sanders, who was most recently an SVP at Donna Karan, to replace Anne Read More
The Daily News’ Gatecrasher column reported today that Anne Christensen is leaving The Times, after many had regarded her to be the front-runner to take over T after Stefano Tonchi left for W. Then The Times made the surprising announcement that it had hired Sally Singer away from Vogue, and all bets were off, Read More
