
December 31, 2009
Rochelle Udell
Rochelle Udell has made her mark in several industries: publishing, beauty, and fashion. Here are just a few highlights. She was editor-in-chief of Self magazine, she was art director for Vogue, Harper’s Bazar, and Esquire. She was creative director of Revlon, and Chicos, she founded epicurious.com, and was the president of Conde Net, the online portal for Conde Nast. More recently she’s turned her attention to making art.
On this podcast Debbie talks to Rochelle about her very creative professional life. “The strength of creative people is to be the outside observer of ordinary things. That’s the strength of the creative person, so you’ve gotta stay outside a little bit.”
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Observed
By Debbie Millman
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