Architectural digest’s new editor plans to bring in younger readers, especially online by adding new verticals.
The September issue of Architectural Digest—your first full issue—recently hit newsstands. Tell me about the process of putting that issue together and what changes you introduced.
I did it very, very fast, in a matter of weeks, which isn’t normally how you put together any September issue. But I think the issue gives you a sense of the fact that I’m looking for personality, energy, interesting spaces, interesting homes. I want fewer anonymous homes. I think that people are interested to know who’s living a life in this house. And that’s why I used that great Diana Vreeland quote in my editor’s letter: “Few things are more fascinating than a peek into the private hours of how people live.” I don’t want the magazine to look like a real estate catalog, cold and staged. Like I keep saying, it’s all about having a mix.
You shot Marc Jacobs’ New York townhouse for the cover story. How did you pull that together so quickly?
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