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"  After two and a half months as a junior member of ELLE&amp;#039;s Fashion Department, a tenure during which I had the unique opportunity to travel, observe, interview, and above all learn, I felt it was time to make a change. Because, even though I enjoyed and felt challenged by the work, I knew I hadn&amp;#039;t found quite the right professional fit. I know I&amp;#039;m not someone whose innate sense of style (or styling) deserves a front-row seat. I dress myself well and I have a creative moment every now and again, but at the end of the day, given a concept, a rack of clothes and a model, 10 times out of 10, you&amp;#039;ll get from me a look that well, looks like me. Just ask Eve. So, last Tuesday, under the good guidance of a few higher-ups, I made the move from fashion to editorial, and already, I am feeling confident I&amp;#039;m contributing to ELLE in a meaningful, value-added sort of way. I feel as if I&amp;#039;m back in school, only the research \u2013both for my own pieces and to supplement the work of others\u2013 takes on many more forms and is wildly more interesting. From carefully clicking through profiles on dating websites to gathering statistics related to May/December marriages to asking men to be more specific as to why they&amp;#039;re less attracted to women with short hair (research, I swear!), my days in my new department couldn&amp;#039;t be more different than if I returned to my old job back in Washington.  And as Martha would say, this is a good thing. Best, Johanna   Eve, Johanna-fied right down to the bang swoosh. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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