The Washington Post has misplaced a style critic in Rachel Tashjian as she as a substitute joins NCS as Senior Style Reporter, the community introduced on Tuesday.
She will report back to Fiona Sinclair Scott, Global Editor of NCS Style, beneath Choire Sicha’s options editorial staff. Her hiring comes as the information media firm prepares a “non-news digital product” that focuses on options and way of life content material.
“I am absolutely stoked that I finally get to work with Rachel,” Sicha stated in a statement. “She is a brilliant reporter who is also perfectly hilarious, insightful, curious and empathetic, whether she’s writing about thrifting or about Dior.”
Tashjian will “provide multi-platform reporting and analysis of everyday appearance and high fashion alike, documenting the cultural shifts that influence the way we look,” per NCS. She can be primarily based out of New York.
Prior to WaPo and NCS, the model knowledgeable was style information director at Harper’s Bazaar and was even GQ’s first style critic. Tashjian additionally based her Opulent Tips publication.
This is simply the newest in a long line of editorial exits from the Post this 12 months after proprietor Jeff Bezos revamped the opinions part. With that stated, government editor Matt Murray insists the billionaire just isn’t meddling within the newsroom.
