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Image Description: the words “Apply to be an Oxstu Editor. Apply through the online form. Open until 2nd July at 6pm.” on a plain blue background. Applications to join the Editorial team of the Oxford Student are now open. If you would like to be a Section Editor or Deputy Section Editor in Michaelmas, now […]
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Image Description: A cartoon image of roasted meat on a red and orange background with the words: “Sunday Roast: Featuring the Stories that didn’t quite leave the newsroom”. Rordon Gamsay is now on his way home after an eventful term, which included being kidnapped on Holywell Street and running for SU President. He has, however, one […]
Continue ReadingAfter 25 years as editor-in-chief of Vogue, Alexandra Shulman has left. Flicking through the glossy pages, it’s impossible to imagine a single person refining the mass of creativity which comprises the fashion world to something found in every local cornershop. But amazingly, now we can get a glimpse of life as editor-in-chief: in her final […]
Continue ReadingYesterday, Vogue announced who its next editor will be after Alexandra Shulman’s departure this summer. As such, now seems a better time than ever to commemorate the talent and passion Shulman brought to British Vogue over the years. Alexandra Shulman is not what one might expect of Vogue’s Editor-in-Chief – thank goodness. One might expect to […]
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On January 24, Alexandra Shulman, the longest-serving editor of British Vogue, announced that she would be stepping down, a shock to the system after her quarter of a century at the publication. Appointed on January 23, 1992—twenty five years and one day prior to her departure—Shulman seems to have an almost Shakespearean knack for precociously […]
Continue ReadingAlan Rusbridger, who has held the post of editor-in-chief at The Guardian for the last 20 years, has been announced as the new principal of Lady Margaret Hall. Although the heads of Oxford colleges are typically senior academics, Rusbridger is the latest of several leading media figures to assume the role.
Continue ReadingWhat drew you to working at XXY Magazine? I studied Fine Art before I became enamored with fashion. In the beginning, I got into fashion because the girls on the courses were always pretty. I had no knowledge at all about the inner workings of the fashion world; I thought Givenchy was a patisserie. I […]
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