Ariel Foxman’s editorship of InStyle has seen it become the fashion magazine with the largest circulation in the United States, with a readership of over 10.9 million. Foxman reports directly to Time Inc. editor-in-chief Martha Nelson and oversees the US edition of InStyle, as well as 17 international editions and the magazine’s online presence.

His responsibilities include its market-leading social media channels, which have been a key success achieved during Foxman’s editorship. InStyle has over 2.3 million Twitter followers, making it more popular on the micro-blogging platform than the American editions of Elle and Vogue.

Ariel Foxman was appointed managing editor of InStyle in 2008. Immediately prior to his appointment, he acted as an editor-at-large for Time Inc. Foxman has written for The New York Times, Fortune, Wired, Details, Out and O at Home. In addition to his editorial work, Foxman is a judge on Lifetime’s Project Accessory, a Project Runway spin-off. In 2009, Forbes named Foxman one of the most powerful fashion editors in the world.

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