"It's more interesting to have just a picture of a small detail - then you can dream all the rest around it.
Because when you see the whole thing, what is there to imagine?" -Dries Van Noten
Tracy Taylor, the US Editor for NET-A-PORTER, is an industry veteran when it comes to fashion. She began her career as a fashion photographer, but then progressed to the editorial side of publications, holding down the fort as Fashion Editor for both W Magazine and WWD. From the ladies to the gents, in 1996 she moved to New York to become the Fashion Editor of Details Magazine, lending her keen progressive eye to the world of men's fashion. From there, Taylor became the Fashion Director of Marie Claire, where during her tenure at the magazine she was responsible for the book's fashion coverage, including the role of Creative Director, where she oversaw all of the publications fashion editorials. Now, she's at NET-A-PORTER, the London-based luxury fashion retailer and associated magazine. It's Taylor's role at the company to provide the American voice and perspective to the online endeavor - a big role that Taylor has triumphed. As the brands US ambassador, Taylor is responsible for sustaining NET-A-PORTER's global voice, while simultaneously styling fashion shoots and writing editorial content for the worldly-loved publication. With her closet of coveted gems, Tracy embodies the synergy between art and commerce, making her a natural choice for The Coveteur.