
This week we delved into the diary of Stephanie Phair, director of TheOutnet.com and former Vogue journalist, whose day rather predictably revolved entirely around fashion. Envious? Moi? Well, maybe a little, but mostly I just enjoyed this opportunity to further indulge my inner style voyeur. And I know I'm not alone in my fascination with finding out about the lifestyles of those working in the fashion industry. Take, for example, the presence of team ASOS on twitter. From the PR co-ordinator to the assistant buyer, the presence and collective following of the ASOS employees is impressive and hugely beneficial to the brand as a whole. The appeal of this (and the reason why Stephanie appearing in profile opps like 'Work Life' is so great for TheOutnet) is because we love to believe that we can relate to our favourite brands on a personal level. And whether that's simply by aspiring to dress like the Creative Director at Topshop or eat in the same restaurants as the CEO of People's Revolution, it is becoming apparent that well-heeled and well-versed employees can act as far more credible ambassadors than celebrities. Alexa Chung for New Look? Really? Anyone who admires Alexa Chung's fashion credentials knows that her style cannot be bought on the high street. And don't get me started on Cheryl Cole for L'Oreal...!
So while I eagerly await next week's installment of Stylist, I'll indulge my inner voyeur online with my favourite sartorial style blogs :
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