Magazine editor aesthetic job

Many prominent publications, from The New Yorker to Vanity Fair to GQ to Esquire, feature well-regarded fashion journalism. While the totality of articles in these publications falls under the purview of an editor-in-chief, they’re managed at a more hands-on level by a dedicated fashion editor. Other magazines function exclusively as a fashion publication, and in those cases, a fashion editor is effectively a managing editor or even an editor-in-chief.

When one thinks of iconic magazines, be it Vogue, The New Yorker, or Vanity Fair, one might immediately think about famous authors or prominent subjects of cover stories. But behind the scenes is someone overseeing everything from issue themes to layout to the phrasing of individual sentences. That person is the magazine’s editor.

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