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Harvey Weinstein and Charles James; Elle's New Web Strategy

By Anna Caplan
Inside a Lord &amp; Taylor store in the '50s. Photo via <a href="http://www.collectorsweekly.com/articles/how-efficiency-killed-the-department-store/">Collectors Weekly</a>.
Inside a Lord & Taylor store in the '50s. Photo via Collectors Weekly.

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Local
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· How the Elle UK team completely rethought their approach to the web [BoF]
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