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Robin Givhan Leaves Washington Post After 15 Years for Tina Brown's Newsweek and The Daily Beast
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Robin Givhan Leaves Washington Post After 15 Years for Tina Brown's Newsweek and The Daily Beast

>> Robin Givhan, a 15-year Washington Post veteran and fashion editor who was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for criticism in 2006, is leaving the paper to join Tina Brown's Newsweek and The Daily Beast as a special correspondent for style and culture.
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>> Robin Givhan, a 15-year Washington Post veteran and fashion editor who was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for criticism in 2006, is leaving the paper to join Tina Brown's Newsweek and The Daily Beast as a special correspondent for style and culture. She will continue to be based in DC and begins her new position on Jan. 10.

"I obviously didn't make the decision to leave quickly or without a lot of soul-searching," Givhan told WWD. "I've been a sniffling, blubbering wreck for the last few days. The Post has been an unbelievable place to work. But I think it was time for me to have a new adventure, and Tina's vision of what Newsweek can be is incredibly enticing and, I think, spot-on."

 

Nick Olsen's Design Advice For Recent Grads
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Nick Olsen's Design Advice For Recent Grads

The Washington Post recently caught up with Nick Olsen, a protégé of high-profile interior designer Miles Redd and former "Deal Hunter" for Domino's now-defunct blog, Daily Dose.
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Nick Olsen's Design Advice For Recent Grads

The Washington Post recently caught up with Nick Olsen, a protégé of high-profile interior designer Miles Redd and former "Deal Hunter" for Domino's now-defunct blog, Daily Dose. The 27-year-old designer has been discount decorating since his teens, and working under Redd for five years. In other words, he knows a thing or two. So, Olsen offered up some design advice for recent graduates — the brokest brand of decorators around, but also the ones excited to be living on their own for the first time.

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Teen Vogue

>> INSIDER WIRE —For those still with jobs, there's a lot of shuffling taking place.
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>> INSIDER WIRE —For those still with jobs, there's a lot of shuffling taking place.  Ingrid Sischy and Sandy Brant have just been named international editors at Russian Vogue and Vogue Deutsch; Robin Givhan of The Washington Post is relocating to DC from New York to cover Michelle Obama — she'll continue a fashion-focused weekly column; and Teen Vogue senior fashion editor Aya Kanai is moving to LA. [Hint, WWD, Papermag, Aya T. Kanai Twitter]