Taylor Tomasi Hill

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[MartiniKiss]

style.com

 

[Not Plain Jane]

Lovely. Would love to see the pictures/outfits from the front too!

Taylor did a feature for ELLE.com during Fashion month; there is a slide show of pictures, some of which have already been posted here



If you go to the site you can see more and see the text; here's the link!

http://www.elle.com/mother-of-pearl-collection#slide-1

 

[godsavethhequeen]

^ thanks!!!
I post some pics of her article, if you dont mind

elle

 

[Not Plain Jane]

Thanks godsavethequeen!!

 

[MartiniKiss]

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[Not Plain Jane]

Random Fashion Month photos:



Sources: Wayne Tippetts, The Cut, I Snap U Magazine, and As Usual

 

[Not Plain Jane]

More: all from The Cut (NY Mag)

 

[rochasfille]

Who makes that greenish brocade jacket?

 

[godsavethhequeen]

Who makes that greenish brocade jacket?

Ostwald Helgason

 

[rochasfille]

Thanks!!

 

[godsavethhequeen]

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[godsavethhequeen]

@stellajeanltd is up and ready to #preo @modaoperandi playing fit model @thepatrickdevlin #shopitnow

You know who you are

instagram.com/ttomasihill

 

[kimair]

Taylor Tomasi Hill Leaves Moda Operandi

In a brief e-mail sent to colleagues today, Taylor Tomasi Hill announced her departure from online luxury retailer Moda Operandi, where she served as creative director. Street style star Hill joined the company in 2011 after serving as the style and accessories director of Marie Claire and creative consultant at Sigerson Morrison. She wrote: "After two years with M'O the time has come to move forward with the next chapter. This Friday is my last day with M'oda ..."

Moda Operandi, founded by former Vogue editor Lauren Santo Domingo and Gilt Groupe alum Áslaug Magnúsdóttir, has been growing rapidly. The start-up received $36 million in venture captital funding its first year, and has been experimenting recently with new digital initiatives, such as the charming video series "The One That Got Away." It's an interesting time to walk away from the relatively new, blossoming company. No word yet as to where Hill is headed, but we will update when she responds to our request for comment.

nymag.com/thecut

i hope she ends up back at a magazine...

 

[pinksofa]

WHAT?!?!?!

 

[godsavethhequeen]

nymag.com/thecut

i hope she ends up back at a magazine...

i hope we can keep seeing Taylor in Fashion Weeks!I would like to know what is going do now

 

[lelaid]

I'm willing to bet she got offered at lot of $ by a designer or house to work as a consultant and will supplement that with more styling gigs.

 

[Not Plain Jane]

Well, retail seems like a completely different business than working at a magazine. Maybe Taylor didn't like that aspect of M.O. She seems like more of a creative type than a bottom dollar type. Anyhow, am interested to see what comes next!

 

[Not Plain Jane]

Well, well, well ... the plot thickens!

Taylor Tomasi Hill Comments on Her Exit from Moda Operandi
by DHANI MAU

Moda Operandi’s most street style-savvy and bright-haired senior-level staffer has left the building.

As the e-commerce site’s creative director of about two years, Taylor Tomasi Hill, sent an email to colleagues yesterday announcing her departure. “After two years with M’O the time has come to move forward with the next chapter. This Friday is my last day with M’oda …,” she wrote, according to The Cut.

The reason for her departure remains unconfirmed, but it seems that it was fairly sudden. According to WWD, there may have been friction between Tomasi Hill and the site’s founder Lauren Santo Domingo after the latter promised the former equity in the company, which didn’t materialize after the company’s board rejected the proposal.

Our own sources say that there was tension between the two after Europe (though we actually didn’t see her in London or Milan) and, as far as they know, Tomasi Hill does not have a job lined up.

Although there’s a lot of competition in the e-commerce space these days, Moda Operandi seems to be doing well. It got $36 million in funding from LVMH last year. Although, its CEO, Aslaug Magnusdottir, left the company she co-founded just a few months ago. According to Page Six, that departure also stemmed from a rift with Santo Domingo.

Regardless, we can’t imagine Tomasi Hill will have too much trouble finding a new gig. The former Marie Claire Accessories Editor has worn many other hats, including consulting for Sigerson Morrison, styling, and she even once designed a collection for Lane Crawford. She was even once rumored to be Julie Gilhart’s replacement as Barneys’ fashion director when Gilhart left in 2010.

As long as her next gig still allows us plenty of opportunities to gawk over her outfits and hair, we’ll be happy.

Update: We reached out to Taylor Tomasi Hill and she responded via email with this statement:

Building the MO brand over the past 2 years was a rewarding progression from the editorial world. I look forward to parlaying this experience into the next chapter.

Source: Fashionista.com

The comments under the link are kind of interesting:

http://fashionista.com/2013/10/taylor-tomasi-hill-leaves-moda-operandi-but-why/

 

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