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

The executive replaces Xavier Romatet, whose departure was announced last week.

Romatet was promoted to the executive committee of Condé Nast International a little more than a year ago.

Burberry, Michael Kors, Condé Nast and more said they no longer would work with the photographers after allegations in a New York Times story.

Its conclusion was that the ad made the model look unhealthily thin and the image was “irresponsible.”

The publisher released a statement condemning sexual harassment in the fashion and media industry.

Hearst and WSJ join Condé Nast in deciding to cut ties with the photographer.

Richardson can no longer work with Condé Nast titles.

Britain’s Daily Telegraph said CNI has been told to kill any future, unpublished work by the photographer.

His replacement will be named in due course.

Sewell had been fashion director of Style.com, which Farfetch purchased in June.

The role is a new one, and Bellavita will be overseeing the digital editorial team.

Colino most recently served as digital director of Condé Nast Mexico and Latin America.

Jonathan Newhouse expressed his disappointment to colleagues about Style.com.

Style.com will discontinue operations immediately and redirect to Farfetch.com.