Fashion Reverie Reaches 3 Million Hits

Fashion Reverie is starting off 2013 with a bang. Since our inception, Fashion Reverie has reached over 3 million hits. Fashion Reverie would like to thank its dedicated readers who keep coming back day after day, perusing Fashion News Alerts, Celebrity Style articles, Editor’s Picks, Editorials, and Lifestyle and Culture articles that take our viewers from the front lines of fashion to the front row.

We have accomplished quite a few things in 2012 and there are new initiatives to look forward to in 2013. In 2012 with our feature, “The Demise of Made in the U.S.A,” Fashion Reverie took a concentrated look at the state of manufacturing in America. And we have already continued this perspective with two articles in 2013, “The Human Cost of Cheap Labor” and “The Adoni Factory Group: The Promise and Fulfillment of Made in the U.S.A.”

In 2012, we covered Mercedes-Benz Fashion Weeks fall/winter 2012 and spring/summer 2013, as well as Miami Fashion Week 2012.  In February expect more inclusive coverage of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week fall/winter 2013 with more runway/presentations reviews, backstage images, video-taped backstage interviews, exclusives and street fashion.

Now, let’s look at our esteemed executive staff. With the additional of fashion director Nolé Marin, Fashion Reverie has produced fashion-forward, sexy cool, beautiful fashion editorials. Our creative liaison Coco Mitchell has brought her wealth of knowledge and industry sensibility, resulting in our bi-weekly forum “Conversations with Coco.” Look for her art direction on editorials in 2013.

Jeanine Jeo Hi-Kim, our editor-at-large, has brought her expanded knowledge of not only fashion, but film, art, and theatre. Cory Orlando, our managing editor, has been a stalwart, rock-solid force that has contributed his technical acumen, as well as a fresh perspective of where fashion is heading. Fashion Reverie would not be the online magazine it is today with his skills.

In 2013, look for our monthly newsletter, Reverie, videotaped interviews as a part of “Conversations with Coco,” more monthly giveaways and promotions, as well as our continued, insightful coverage of all things fashion.

—William S. Gooch, editor-in-chief