Founder Abby Larson said she’s gotten back control of Style Me Pretty’s assets.

Before and after the luncheon, there were book signings for Jeffrey Banks, Jennifer Egan, Alex Guarnaschelli and Linda Fairstein.

So much for the Facebook exodus — the network gained users and revenues in the first quarter of 2018.

“I think I will be there for some years,” says Arnualt in relation to a question about his successor.

The emphasis was on #MeToo, not Meredith.

In September, Shahidi will become a freshman at Harvard, where she plans to study history and economics.

He succeeds Dan Rookwood, who has joined Nike in an editorial role.

New York magazine’s women’s site expands into wearable content.

Google ceo Sundar Pichai is obviously keeping up with popular issues of “fake news” and data privacy.

“Many of us in this room pride ourselves on understanding what’s going on with women in the workplace. But it turns out that even we didn’t know the half of it.”

Sexual misconduct allegations against top photographers leave a gaping hole for magazine editorials and fashion campaigns.

Federico Pignatelli has been outspoken about late payments to models, creating safe working conditions and educating models about contracts and visas.

Time magazine announced its annual list of the 100 most influential people.

As rumors swirl that the American Vogue editor in chief might be exiting come July, WWD places bets on who might take over for her.

Li Bao Jian has been appointed publisher of Vogue China, while Blues To was appointed editorial director of GQ China.