Condé Nast is still doling out changes to staff, real estate and operations as a whole.

The Los Angeles title is getting its first editor in chief as it looks to expand coverage and readership.

As WWD first reported in September, the beauty magazine is the latest Condé Nast title to end its life as a traditional print publication.

The first Women of the Year conference under Samantha Barry was a typical array of women’s empowerment panels and speeches.

The 80-year-old magazine could cease its print format come next year.

The three new hires reflect Samantha Barry’s background in news.

Samantha Barry and Radhika Jones are cleaning house.

The survey is titled “The Glass Runway.”

Brown shared words of wisdom for new editors Jones and Barry.

The former editor in chief was in Los Angeles for meetings and a celebrity-heavy “Together We Rise” party at the Rachel Comey boutique.

Samantha Barry comes to Condé Nast from CNN.

What will the magazines look like under new leadership?

Anna Wintour and Bob Sauerberg surprised outgoing editor in chief Cindi Leive by naming her a Woman of the Year.

Zendaya, Ashley Graham and Huma Abedin were among the past honorees who gathered Sunday in New York.

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