Magazines are dying a slow death. Not according to Condé Nast.

It’s official. Condé Nast will not be left behind. Taking interactive shopping to new heights the publisher has launched shopvogue.tv, an entertainment site which makes it even easier to track down that must have item with a feature called “shop the ads”.
The way it works is like this. Users not only get to view images of all those beautiful advertisements that pay the salaries of many Vogue staffers, and not only do they get to watch amazing video adverts but they have the chance to locate …

Online fashion media is becoming so popular, everyone seems to want to cash in. From condé nast who are currently developing a new site called stylefinder, to Gawker’s ex founding editor Elizabeth Spiers who also intends to break into the market with a fashion blog. The name is unknown at the moment, however it could possibly be size0.com, no details are out yet as to when it will be launched…
“We figured: (A) Someone has to tell those people what to wear, and (B) What Dead Horse Media really lacks is …

Conde Nast to launch fashion website Style Finder in Mar’07 [digitalbulletin]

:: Gemma Ward guest edits the December issue of Vogue Australia.
:: Christian Dior launches a watch line called Christal.
:: NEC Corp develops a computer system to help shoppers buy the right items by comparing garments in the shoppers existing wardrobe with clothing in the store.
:: Tyra Banks goes undercover as an obese woman, only to be heartbroken by the experience.
:: Prada has the unfortunate pleasure of joining Burberry on the chav list.

Kate Moss has turned her shame around so well, you’d be forgiven for thinking the whole thing was a publicity stunt. Her face poses perfectly on the cover of Vanity Fair this month and while the magazine has no interview with Moss, they have dedicated 11 pages to the model, asking “Can she comeback?”
Meanwhile Kate’s recuperating at a Carribean hideaway with her pal Meg Matthews, and she can definitely rest easy knowing she has jobs lined up in Paris, LA and New York as well as �2m …