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The 13 pages that link to Fashion journalism, each with the reason it gives.

• FashionRelated: Journalism interprets styles and helps circulate them beyond the runway.

• VogueNarrower topic: Vogue combines reporting and criticism with its image-led presentation.

• Fashion weekRelated: Journalists turn shows and presentations into coverage that reaches audiences beyond the venue.

• Harper's BazaarNarrower topic: It is the reporting tradition that the magazine helped popularize.

• Anna WintourNarrower topic: Wintour’s editing helped define how fashion journalism reaches a mass audience.

• Fashion magazineRelated: Its reporting and criticism provide editorial substance beyond photographs and product promotion.

• Diana VreelandNarrower topic: Vreeland expanded magazine fashion journalism through imaginative prose and emphatic taste.

• Fashion advertisingCompared with: Journalism may cover brands, but its editorial purpose differs from paid promotion.

• Condé NastNarrower topic: Condé Nast titles helped make fashion coverage a prominent form of magazine journalism.

• Women’s magazinesRelated: Fashion coverage is a defining feature and a major route to cultural influence for the genre.

• Babe PaleyNarrower topic: Her editorial career placed her inside the media that shaped fashion taste.

• Absolutely FabulousRelated: Edina and Patsy’s professional setting lets the sitcom parody fashion’s status games.

• Marie ClaireRelated: Fashion coverage is a central strand of Marie Claire’s editorial identity.