Fashion Reverie celebrates its third anniversary. Launched on March 7, 2012, www.fashionreverie.org/, the publishing arm of Fashion Reverie Publications, developed out a desire and need to assemble layered and thought-provoking commentary on the changing face of global fashion.
At its inception, www.fashionreverie.org/ went live with just 31 articles—mostly reviews of the fall/winter Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week 2013 collections. Since that eventful day www.fashionreverie.org/ has published over 800 articles, 49 videos, and 17 photo editorials. And www.fashionreverie.org/ has been a sponsor for the 2014 Women and Fashion Film Festival, and a media sponsor of Mauricio Alzipar’s spring 2015 show during New York Fashion Week. Still, one of our most significant accomplishments is amassing over 1 million hits a month in a three-year span of time.
Though its has an arduous three years with many changes and developments, Fashion Reverie is soldiering the vicissitudes of change and proving that there is a significant place for fashion publications that speak to more than what celebrities are wearing and looks for less. And there is some much to do with some exciting and innovative things to look forward to.
All of our success would not be possible without our readers. And Fashion Reverie would like to express our gratitude and dedication to continue to take you from the front lines of fashion to the front row.

And as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of that historic walk from Birmingham to Selma culminating at the crossing of the Edmund Pettus Bridge, remember all those courageous folks we fought for our civil rights. Don’t let their sacrifice be in vain!! Fashion Reverie and all of our staff stand on their shoulders.
—William S. Gooch




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