Tag: Conde Nast

It’s official! Boracay is definitely making a comeback as Conde Nast Traveler just hailed its white sand beaches as the Best Island in Asia for 2019! The title was previously held by Siargao last year for its 2018 survey.The accolade comes just

The Conde Nast Traveler Readers Choice Awards 2019 voted the Philippines as the 8th favorite country in the world, with a score of 90.63. Topping the list is Indonesia with a score of 92.78, followed by Thailand with a score of 92.37.The

It hasn't even been a year since publishing giant Conde Nast relaunched Style.com as an e-commerce site, but now that company is shutting it down completely. Style.com will cease all trading operations effective immediately, and the site’s URL will redirect to Farfetch.com, signifying

Anna Wintour. At the mere mention of her name, you immediately picture a woman whose face is framed with a short bob and black sunglasses. Her name echoes Vogue Magazine, the most influential fashion authority across the world.Simply put, Anna Wintour may

After only two issues, former editor-in-chief Princess Deena Aljuhani Abdulaziz has officially left Vogue Arabia. According to the reports, the Saudi royal was "fired" from the position due to her failure to compromise. Princess Deena said in an interview, "I felt the publisher’s approach conflicted with

When news that long-time British Vogue editor-in-chief Alexandra Schulman stepped down last January, many wondered who would succeed her. Just recently, Condé Nast International chairman and chief executive Jonathan Newhouse announced that Edward Enninful, "an influential figure in the communities of fashion,

Vogue finally makes its move to the Middle Eastern market as its publisher, Condé Nast, launches the Arabia edition of the magazine this fall. Partnering with Dubai-based media company Nervora, the media company will first launch a dual language website, in both English and Arabic, to be followed

As magazines become shoppable, and shops get their own magazines, here is a website that grew out of a magazine but now wants to be shoppable! Style.com.A hub for runway photos, reviews and fashion-related articles, the American Vogue-backed site shall become an

Men have been locked out of Candice Swanepoel’s heaven.Word Count: 9A Louboutin pump causes traffic at Condé Nast.Word Count: 7Sharon Stone sizzles at 57.Word Count: 5A possible job opening at Hervé Léger?Word Count: 7Jeans become the new power bank.Word Count: 6

Yes, the tiny heel of a red sole broke an entire escalator at the Condé Nast headquarters in new York. Nareesha McCaffrey's Christian Louboutin heel wedged into the escalator, got stuck, stopped operations temporarily and well, was consequently abandoned.McCaffrey, who is a

Premier media company, Conde Nast, the company responsible for the success of Vogue, Vanity Fair, The New Yorker, and other internationally-renowned magazine titles, is shaking things up content-wise.  The company recently launched a new sector called 23 Stories by Condé Nast. This new

Condé Nast announced yesterday that Style.com will be the new home of it's upcoming e-commerce business, replacing the website’s news and runway reports, which will be turned over to Voguerunway.com, a microsite found on Vogue.com."The audience of our magazines and websites around the

Cara Delevingne is Love magazine's new contributing editor.The 22-year-old supermodel has taken on the role at the Condé Nast publication and guest edited the Spring/Summer 2015 issue, which will be released on February 9, reports the Daily Telegraph newspaper.The blonde beauty, who

The humorous Twitter account, @CondeElevator shows us a picture of how life really happens at the Condé Nast office, where Allure, GQ, Glamour, Teen Vogue, Vogue, and WWD are stationed. It documents bits conversations overheard at the office elevator. Normally,  tweets center on unamountable