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Fashionista

 

More than 2.5 million people visit Fashionista each month, making it a reliable source for information on the fashion industry as well as critical analysis and career guidance.

 

Fashionista

 

As one of the most influential voices in the industry, Fashionista determines the direction that the industry will go in and exerts their authority over fashion-conscious customers. The publication known as “Fashionista” comes from Breaking Media.

 

The fashion-obsessed, as well as those working in the fashion industry and those who have influence over the buying public and want to remain on top of the current trends, turn to Fashionista as their go-to source of information.

 

Reading articles written by professionals in the fashion industry is a great way to stay up to date on the most recent fashion advice, beauty tips, and business news from the world of fashion.

 

On occasion, we may use affiliate links on our website. This has no bearing on the choices we make as editors.

  • Send tips@fashionista.com any article suggestions, criticisms, and general inquiries.
  • Would you like to post a job or internship on Fashionista? Write to winnie@breakingmedia.com.
  • Are editorial roles at fashionista or internships appealing to you? Send your cover letter, resume, and portfolio to jobs@fashionista.com.
  • Want to advertise on Fashionista? Write to advertising@fashionista.com.

 

 

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In 2010, as a result of the site’s meteoric rise to prominence in the fashion industry, Fashionista underwent a complete redesign of its website and brand (also moving it from Joomla to WordPress). When Breaking Media was founded in 2010, it successfully raised $1.3 million in funding.

When Leah Chernikoff left her position as editor-in-chief of Fashionista in November 2013, Stephanie Trong and Lauren Indvik were promoted to take her place. Before Stephanie Trong’s departure in March 2014, the website had a co-editor in chief in the form of Lauren Indvik. After using WordPress for a while, SAY Media switched to the content management and monetization platform Tempest in April of 2014.

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