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Taylor Tomasi Hill (April 2008 - December 2010)

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Wow, I really love her style. Does anyone have info about her education/interships/previous employment?
she started as an intern at W mag...then became a market ed there...
then accessories ed at teen vogue...

it all happened pretty quickly...:p

i think her current title is actually accessories director at teen vogue...
 
pretty cute style. Esp. the most recent. Love the Fendi
 
She is def. doing the 'editor uniform'..
Tons of black, lots of leg, studs, and chunky sky-high platforms, etc.
but the small touches, unexpected splashes of print & color,
and her fantastic accessories personalize her look substantially...
Her hair, too... :heart:
 
Older pics (February 2006) from the Sartorialist:
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Blurb:
This young Teen Vogue editor has learned how to build a wardrobe to highlight her best feature...her beautful, beautful red hair. What she lacks in wardrobe variety she more than makes up for in exquisite execution.
 
i love how she is able to recycle the same pieces and make them look interesting each time.
 
she started as an intern at W mag...then became a market ed there...
then accessories ed at teen vogue...

it all happened pretty quickly...:p

i think her current title is actually accessories director at teen vogue...

Wow I didn't know she started as an intern. She's done really well, and I adore her style!
 
Great style, but even BETTER legs! Wow!! Gorgeous.

Also her hair is very beautiful indeed, is it her natural colour? Either way, red suits her very well, it looks fabulous!
 
I love her style; She always looks great -- The Phi boots and the Rick Owens separates are fantastic on her
 
At first I didn't think so... but this is her I'm 99.9% sure (the file name also is smtaylor.jpg )
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her bio from teenvogue.com

I am always on the lookout for cool, interesting accessories to include in the magazine. I attend all the major fashion shows in New York and Europe, which is where I spot new trends and come up with story ideas. Outside of Fashion Week, a typical day starts early, as I jump between showrooms to pick out all the accessories used in our photo shoots. I have an average of 15 to 20 appointments per day and pull anywhere from 200 to 300 accessories for each shoot. I head back to the office in the afternoon to sign off on paperwork, check credits for stories, organize accessories that have come in, and work with the stylists on upcoming shoots.

I have a Bachelor of Industrial Design degree from Pratt Institute. My first internship was at W magazine, in the accessories department, which led to a full-time position. I eventually became the fashion-market editor there and assisted Alex White, Fashion Director of W, on all her shoots, which really helped me to understand the full scope of market work. Then I became the senior fashion editor at Teen Vogue, before finally switching back to accessories.

My best tip for jump-starting a career in fashion is to take an internship very seriously—and if you love where you are working, try to stay there as long as possible. Showing initiative may lead to something more. Working in fashion, however, is not always as glamorous as what you see on television. It's a very demanding, high-stress environment—but if you thrive under pressure, it may be the perfect fit for you.
 
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