Rosemary Feitelberg
Senior editor, WWD
Rosemary Feitelberg is a senior editor at WWD in New York with more than 30 years of journalism experience. She writes features, profiles of designers and artists, and news on culture, fashion education and the wider influence of the industry.
| Role | Senior editor |
|---|---|
| Outlet | WWD |
| Based in | New York |
| Beat | Features, profiles, culture |
| Previously | Newspaper reporter; freelance travel writer |
Who is Rosemary Feitelberg?
Rosemary Feitelberg is a senior editor at WWD, based in the publication's New York office. A longtime fashion and style reporter, she has more than three decades of experience in journalism and writes across features, profiles and news.
Career
Before joining WWD, Feitelberg worked as a newspaper reporter and as a freelance travel writer. She studied journalism at Boston College. At WWD she has become known for wide ranging reporting that examines how fashion connects with politics, culture and society. She also wrote the introduction to a 2007 edition of Anne Fogarty's book Wife Dressing.
Coverage
Her output spans many formats and subjects. Areas she regularly covers include:
- Profiles of designers, artists and industry figures
- Political style, including the wardrobes of First Ladies
- Fashion schools, museums and nonprofit initiatives such as those of the CFDA and Pratt
- Obituaries of industry figures and news on crime, politics and social justice
Recent articles have covered topics ranging from a CFDA Foundation initiative with the Bezos Earth Fund to how Intel helped the label Monse use AI in its storytelling.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Rosemary Feitelberg?
Rosemary Feitelberg is a senior editor at WWD in New York and a fashion journalist with more than 30 years of experience.
What does Rosemary Feitelberg write about?
She writes features and profiles on designers and artists and covers culture, fashion education, political style and industry news.