An assortment of editors create the online and offline content, holding consultations from editorial teams, managing the incoming stories, and keeping track of industry events and the news that impacts the work.

Graphic editors and digital managers create visuals for the online and print v...

When a new story or press release reaches the editor, they decide to accept them or transfer to other editors. Some content has to be discussed with the head of content or the managing director before processing further.

Submissions are proof-read and the content is uploaded online, with t...

• The world wide web that came in the 1990s transformed many industries, including fashion journalism.
• Many magazines started digital subscriptions, experiencing mixed response.
• Social media ensures that visual content, pictures and videos are preferred over the written word...

A managing editor sees the day-to-day issues and processes of the magazine and manages the work assignments of associates and assistant editors.

Other key responsibility areas include drafting articles, proposing concepts, communicating with department heads and addressing problems.

• Print magazines started in the late 1600s, with noteworthy occurrences (The Plague, for instance) and gossip from the Elizabethan age.
• The first one was named ‘The Treasure Hidden Secrets’ and was aimed at ‘honest matrons and virtuous virgins’.
• The print magazine format ...

• In France, the first fashion magazines were printed under Louis XIV, displaying fashion wear worn by aristocrats.
• The Georgian era saw fashion magazines storming the consciousness of women wanting to escape from their roles of a wife or daughter.
• Harper’s Bazaar, which de...