Anna Wintour
Lauren Sherman
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October 23, 2023
Roger Dodger
Four years into his job as a turnaround artist at Condé Nast, Roger Lynch is under pressure to grow the business after an era of relentless cutting. Now, amid a couple micro scandals, his employees are getting restless. But do they deserve to be mad at him, or simply at a future less glamorous than the past?
Lauren Sherman
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August 17, 2023
Richemont Curiosities, Anna Intrigue & More Burning Questions
Herewith, Line Sheet’s first reader mailbag.
Lauren Sherman
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July 17, 2023
Alexander Wang’s Bid for a Do-Over
In his first major interview since his very public scandal, Wang offers a candid history of his career, what went wrong, his view of the business, his Ye ties, and his unspoken yearning to become relevant once again.
Lauren Sherman
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June 5, 2023
The End of the Edwardian Age
Edward Enninful’s “promotion” to an advisorship at British Vogue completes Condé Nast’s long-labored aim of global consolidation. It also ends an era and ensures that Anna Wintour will be the universe’s last real glossy editor-in-chief.
Lauren Sherman
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May 1, 2023
Lagerfeld & The Met Ball-ification of Fashion
It’s only fitting that this year’s costume exhibit would honor the designer who ushered in an era of transformative commercialism in fashion—precisely the sort of business intelligence that will be highlighted this evening.
Dylan Byers
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September 28, 2022
The Treaty of Paris
What to do when a living legend wants to keep working while her true natural heir is a future legend sowing his oats, and eager to expand his footprint? And when there is some history between the two, and the future of a historic brand hangs in the balance? Only at Condé Nast…