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Jenna Lyons and Mickey Drexler.

Where Are They Now? Featuring Jenna Lyons and Mickey Drexler

With just a few weeks to go until New York Fashion Week, we wonder: where are fashion's biggest movers and shakers?
By Zachary Weiss
Step inside Bil Donovan's Bushwick studio.

How Fashion Illustrator Bil Donovan Became Dior’s First Artist In Residence

His work will be celebrated this fall with an exhibit at Cheryl Hazan gallery.
By Dena Silver
Patrick Finnegan

Meet Dolce & Gabbana’s Secret Weapon To Reaching Generation Z

Finding Patrick Finnegan in a the middle of the lunch crowd at Ludlow House was easy. His frame is slight, and he sits with a hunch, scrolling on his phone. We meet for lunch because Mr. Finnegan isn’t allowed into Ludlow House past 8 PM, because he is just 20 years old. Despite his age, he’s become the secret weapon used by media and luxury fashion brands to reach the next wave of consumers known as Generation Z. This contingent of young, but deep-pocketed shoppers were born between the late 1990s and the early 2000s, and have a combined buying power of $44 billion dollars.
By Zachary Weiss
Jennifer Lawrence at X-Men: Apocalypse Press Conference in London

Why Altuzarra’s Latest Collection Was Made for the Red Carpet

By Dena Silver
Mary Alice Stephenson gives advice to fashion's next generation

How Mary Alice Stephenson Is Using Fashion as a Tool to Improve Lives

By Kelsi Trinidad
Alexa Chung for AG

Fashion Roundup: Alexa Chung Is the Face of AG, Riccardo Tisci Designs for Nike

By Dena Silver

Have Shoes Replaced Bags as the Ultimate Status Symbol?

By Dena Silver
Marie Claire editor-and-chief Anne Fulenwider

<em>Marie Claire</em> Announces Two New Hires and a Promotion

By Jordyn Taylor
Katie Couric. (Photo credit: Kevin Mazur, Getty Images).

Ladies Lunch: <em>Marie Claire</em> Commemorates 50th Anniversary of Equal Pay Act

By Kara Bloomgarden-Smoke
Not the business it used to be. (Photo: flickr.com/johnf49)

You Think Crash-Landing a Startup Sucks? Try Running a Magazine Into the Ground

By Kelly Faircloth
Not the business it used to be. (Photo: flickr.com/johnf49)

You Think Crash-Landing a Startup Sucks? Try Running a Magazine Into the Ground

By Kelly Faircloth
You go, Paul Ryan (TIME Magazine)

Big Apple Idolatry: Paul Ryan Lifts His Weight, Kristen Stewart Uses the C-Word

By Drew Grant

Marie Claire Peeks Into Candidates’ Purses, Finds iPads and a Gun

By Colin Campbell and Hunter Walker

Kristen Wiig Always Knew She’d Leave <em>Saturday Night Live</em> This Year

By Daniel D'Addario

Elle Creative Director Joe Zee Is Good at Everything, Says Joe Zee

By Kat Stoeffel
Joanna Coles (Getty Images)

Joanna Coles’s TV Career Rolls On With Runway

By Daniel D'Addario
from @cocorocha

Chelsea Clinton Antisocial at Social Media Panel

By Emily Foxhall
Nina Garcia

As Hearst and Hachette Wed, Musical Chairs for Publishers

By Kat Stoeffel

‘Marie Claire’ Editor Joanna Coles Pairs Models and Humanitarians, in Print and at Lunch

By Kat Stoeffel

Back to School Night For the Hearst Empire; David Carey Drops Marie Claire and Raises a Glass

By Zeke Turner

Twilight of the Dirty Girl

By Irina Aleksander

Ad Pages Up at (Some) Fashion Mags

By Molly Fischer

Running in Heels’ Zoe Glassner Says Her “Feelings Were Really Hurt” by her Intern

By Irina Aleksander

Fashion Roundup: Peter Som to Show Privately; Kelly Cutrone’s Fashion Week Routine; Marie Claire Ponies Up for Cabs

By Irina Aleksander
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