JessicaYorkin
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That violet Rodarte dress is spectacular
has the first issue of POP under her direction gone out??? I would like to know if she does changes, and how she manages the magazine... (taking into account she hasnt done anyth similar yet)
She is going to ruin Pop and everything it once stood for.
I don't know why anyone is worried about Dasha ruining POP. To be honest, she probably won't even do much work there. Let's be frank, she's a socialite. She isn't exactly going to toil away 14 hours a day the way most real editors do. I think she'll basically be the face of POP while someone behind the scene does the actual editor's job.
I couldn't agree more!!Sincere, not rhetorical, question: What does Pop stand for in your opinion?
Like Harumi, I wasn't aware Pop was such a highly esteemed magazine until all the hoopla over Katie Grand leaving to edit Love magazine. (In fact, it seems like there were scant analytical reviews of magazines until recently; I like this development, it might help some editors step up to the plate.)
I'll be honest, I only have one issue of Pop, because it's very expensive. It was the "Gothic" issue, and it's very well-done, but imo not enough to warrant a cult-like readership. Having looked at Love, I see that Grand focuses on and excels at the visual aspect of editing, as in art direction and such. There is a lot of depth and symbolism to many of the images, and I give her credit for that.
Visual prowess may be enough to make plenty of people happy, but I for one enjoy good journalism. This is what Dasha mentioned she'd like to develop further, along with tying fashion in more to other pop culture, like art and literature. For all my beef with her getting hired as editor, I can't find any fault in her objectives.
As for how many hours of work she'll log in, or how much substantial control over the magazine's direction she'll have, I've no idea. Whether she'll just be a high-profile poster girl or "marionette" for the magazine remains to be seen.