Though Fashion Reverie likes to keep its readers informed of what is going on in the fashion industry globally, we think it is equally important to keep our viewers up to date with all the changes within the company.
First and foremost, Fashion Reverie would like to celebrate reaching 20 million hits. It has been an arduous journey, but well worth the time, hard work, and dedication. And it would have been impossible without the support of our online audience, Fashion PR associates, fashion industry professionals, and the many friends, colleagues, and family members we have stuck by us. Thanks and thanks again!!
Recently, Fashion Reverie has added some new additions to the staff. Carl Ayers is the new managing editor at Fashion Reverie. Carl comes to Fashion Reverie with an extensive background in fashion and entertainment and is a welcome addition to the staff.
Janine Silver is our new beauty editor and I am sure our readers having been enjoying her timely and on-trend beauty stories. She helped out so much with curating the bridal beauty looks for our recent bridal editorial with Miss USA, Erin Brady.
Though Lisa Briffel has only been with Fashion Reverie a few months, she has put good use to her time at Fashion Reverie as our Director of Sales and Marketing. She has helped us with the rebranding of the company across all our social media platforms, as well as brainstorming on our new logo. We expect great things from her.
And last, but not least we have added Sissy Yee as our new graphic and media layout artist. She comes to Fashion Reverie with an extensive arts background and we are excited and blessed to have her.
Karyn Collins has been promoted to the position of Editor-at-large. With over two decades of experience in the industry, we are confident that she will be brilliant in that position recently vacated by Jeanine Kim.
As we celebrate promotions and new additions to our staff, sadly and regrettably some contributors have moved on to other opportunities. John Woody, Will Cisco, and Francesca Simon have parted ways with Fashion Reverie. We wish them continued success in their creative endeavors.
—William S. Gooch
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