We want to share this platform with the American fashion community, because we need to work together now more than ever:
We are living in unprecedented times. It feels dramatic to say, but clearly, as so many industries and cities grind to a halt in the face of COVID-19, it's true. And more importantly, there's a very real human toll to the coronavirus; we at Fashionista are thinking of David Lat, our colleague and founder of our sister site Above the Law, who is currently in the hospital in serious condition. We're wishing him a very speedy recovery.
But here at Fashionista, our corner of the world is fashion and beauty, and our industry is feeling the effects of COVID-19 just the same as everyone else. We have been trying to offer both stories which can serve as escapism and stories about the impact of coronavirus; our peers at Business of Fashion, Vogue.com, Vogue Business, WWD and The New York Times have all been doing an excellent job tackling every angle of our current crisis.
Which is why, if you're an American designer, I want to hear from you. When I was promoted to editor-in-chief last fall, I told many people that I felt lucky to be a temporary custodian of such a valuable platform in our industry — and that having this platform means nothing if I can't do something with it. I know everyone on our team feels the same way.
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