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RUMOR MILL: Is Style.com Working On A Reality Show?

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Word has it that Style.com, the erstwhile online home of Vogue and W, is working on a reality show. But instead of the scripted fakeness introduced by Teen Vogue on The Hills and perfected by Elle on The City, it’s said that the Style.com show will feature people who actually work at the magazine.

WATCH: Tim Gunn Compares Conde Nast To ‘Monkey House’

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Tim Gunn just gets better and better, braver and braver, every media stop he makes. Last night, he joined Jon Stewart on The Daily Show to discuss his book and, naturally, the first thing Stewart asked about was that Anna Wintour-being-carried-down-the-stairs-by-five-bodyguards story. But this time Gunn widened the scope of his scrutiny and took the entire Conde Nast tower at 4 Times Square to task.

French Vogue Turns 90 In Spectacular Style

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We love birthdays here at Styleite, especially landmark birthdays that get celebrated with fabulous parties that have all of our favorite people in attendance. So it follows that next to our own birthday, French Vogue‘s 90th birthday — which Carine Roitfeld and company will celebrate with the October issue — would be our favorite birthday of the year.

Anna Wintour Waffles? Conde Nast To Join Restaurant Industry

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When Ralph Lauren opened his restaurant in Paris, we contemplated the idea of brand-themed restaurants. A Ralph restaurant’s menu would most obviously be filled with American classics — a burger and fries, a high-end take on macaroni and cheese, and a delicious plate of steak and potatoes. But what would a Vogue-themed menu look like?

Conde Nast Moves Downtown… Way Downtown

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Since the 90s, Conde Nast‘s home base has been half of a cozy, 1.6 million square foot sky scraper at 4 Times Square, but today The New York Times reports that the company, which publishes some of the magazine industry’s best known fashion glossies, has signed a deal to move to the World Trade Center site.

Glamour’s September Issue Crushes The Competition

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Whether fat or thin, September issues always make headlines — and this year Glamour, characterized as one of Conde Nast‘s most reliable cash cows in a Media Decoder post by Jeremy Peters, is looking a little healthier for its September 2010 issue.

In Which We Humbly Question Anna Wintour’s Taste

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It’s no secret that we’re pretty big fans of Vogue here at Styleite, and Vogue’s editor Anna Wintour has our total admiration and respect. But today, we find ourselves doing something we never thought we’d have to do. Namely, we’re questioning Anna’s normally infallible taste. Not because of something she put in the magazine, and [...]

Tom Florio Isn’t Sharing His Plans Just Yet

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Vogue publisher Tom Florio’s exit from Conde Nast marks a major shift for the media company. And while some at the company think he’s irreplaceable, what everyone wants to know is what Florio’s next move will be.

BREAKING: Vogue’s Tom Florio Exits Condé Nast

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Remember the nice guy in The September Issue? The one that had Anna Wintour‘s back, insisting that she’s not a cold hearted witch, but rather, “she’s just really busy.” Well it seems as though Anna will have to find another confidant over at Condé. Because according to WWD, Florio is leaving.

Anne Christensen To Replace Tonchi At T Magazine?

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Ever since Conde Nast pulled W magazine out of the Fairchild fold and back into the arms of 4 Times Square, the mastheads of fashion magazines have been playing a game of musical chairs. Through all of it, though, T has remained relatively quiet with regards to who would be replacing Tonchi at the top of their masthead. But now the new word on the street is that T’s fashion director Anne Christensen is first in line for the top spot.

More W Drama: Is Julianna Covering For Gaga?

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We were scratch-of-the-head surprised when we discovered actress Julianna Margulies had snagged the cover of the May issue of W. Not that we were expecting fireworks from (former) editor-in-chief Patrick McCarthy, but nurse Carol of E.R. fame? With our journalistic instincts piqued, we decided to make like Cindy Adams and do a little dirt digging. And guess what we discovered? According to some insiders, Margulies wasn’t supposed to be on the cover at all…

BryanBoy Scores A Copy Of Anna Wintour’s First Vogue

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This morning, our hats go off to blogger BryanBoy who has become the recent owner of a super covetable copy of the November 1988 issue of American Vogue — we (and every other fashion nerd) are green with envy. If you don’t happen to be among those who hoard vintage glossies like something out of an A&E special, the issue is a total score.

Stefano Tonchi Charged With DUI

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Stefano Tonchi’s name has been all over the news lately for his recent appointment as W’s newest editor in chief. But today, he wasn’t up against the critics who disagree with the creative direction in which he may take the publication, but up against the courts.

What Will W Be Like Under Tonchi’s Reign?

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Earlier this week, we reported that Stefano Tonchi would be replacing Patrick McCarthy as Editor In Chief of W magazine. Now the inevitable questions arise: what will W look like with Tonchi as Editor In Chief?

The Clash Of The Magazine Apps

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Today, W Magazine tweeted that readers could unlock special deals and content via their iPhone app. But it looks like magazines in the Condé Nast family are stepping on each other’s perfectly pedicured toes for their entree into the world of the iPhone application.

Who Will Be W’s New EIC? We Have An Idea…

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On Wednesday, Condé Nast announced that it would be moving W Magazine out of the Fairchild Fashion Group. According to their press release, a new editor in chief will be named in the process. So, who will be W’s new EIC?

Legendary Fashion Photographer Irving Penn Dies At 92

Famed fashion photographer, Irving Penn, died today at the age of 92 at his home in Manhattan. A much valued contributing photographer at Vogue, Penn quickly became a tastemaker. His ability to portray fashion with clarity landed 150 of his photographs on the fashion bible’s cover and a lengthy, 40 year stay at the publication.

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