InStyle promotes Jess Wood to fashion features editor

Woods rises from fashion features writer role

Posted: 7 January 2009 By: Alexander de Vivie

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IPC Media, publisher of InStyle, has promoted Jess Wood to fashion features editor.

Prior to this internal promotion, Wood held the posts of junior fashion editor, fashion editor and fashion features writer at the same title.

She has also gained experience at other fashion magazines.

Wood told Journalism.co.uk that journalists who intend to follow a similar path should 'offer people something they might not have time to get themselves'.

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