Stella Bugbee

Stella Bugbee, Styles editor at the New York Times, Adam Moss, former editor of New York Magazine, and David Remnick, editor of The New Yorker, share their insights into the evolving landscape of publishing. They discuss the transformation of magazines in the digital age, balancing serious topics with humor, and the shift from traditional advertising to subscription models. Their reflections on editorial choices reveal the impact of leadership on modern media, and they also touch on the importance of preparation and collaboration in quality journalism.

Stella Bugbee, a seasoned journalist and former Editor-in-Chief of The Cut, shares her journey through the media landscape of fashion and culture. She discusses how fashion influences personal identity and reflects on nostalgic moments that shaped her creative path. Bugbee opens up about balancing ambition with health challenges, especially during pregnancy. The impact of the pandemic on fashion journalism and the push for inclusivity are key topics, along with insights on storytelling that elevates style journalism.

Stella Bugbee, former Editor-in-Chief of The Cut, talks about her career in fashion journalism, her childhood fascination with magazines, her struggles with illness and ambition, and the importance of promoting inclusion for artists with disabilities. They also discuss the shifting perception of time and success due to the pandemic, and the differences between reporting and attending events like the Met Gala.