Cape Times

Glamour Magazine editor steps down

- Staff Writer

CONDÉ Nast Independen­t Magazines announced that Pnina Fenster will step down as editor of Glamour Magazine.

Fenster has headed up Glamour since its 2004 launch, establishi­ng it as the best-selling title in its sector, and as a fashion and beauty leader empowered with positive messages for women.

“Pnina has been a brilliant editor and I want to thank her for her creativity, passion and dedication. She expanded Glamour from a glossy magazine into a powerful brand across digital, social media and consumer events,” said managing director Michelle Fenwick.

The winner of both journalist­ic and style awards, and previously the launch editor of Marie Claire, Fenster will continue working on a range of local and internatio­nal platforms as a writer and creative and editorial consultant.

“Glamour has been a career highlight, and I wish the brand the greatest success. I sincerely thank my management, colleagues and our readers,” Fenster said.

“I have worked with people I admire and enjoy, for a company I have esteemed since encounteri­ng my first Condé Nast publicatio­n at the age of 11. Most especially, it has been an honour to spend 14 years in ongoing, inspiring conversati­ons with South African women.”

Fenster leaves at the end of March, and a successor will be named in due course.

‘She’s been a brilliant editor with creativity, passion and dedication’

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