Almost a year after it blessed us with a complete relaunch, Style.com has officially ended its run.
Back in April, it was announced that Condé Nast was going convert Style.com into the official e-commerce destination for Vogue, the magazine that launched the site nearly 15 years ago; however, you won’t find any products for sale on Style.com today. The URL now directs you to Vougerunway.com, which is where you can see future runway coverage as well as Style.com’s archives.
According to the site’s former president, Franck Zayan, when the Style.com conversion is complete, customers can browse through a selection of luxury goods, tech devices, as well as beauty products. We'll just have to wait it out to see exactly what the online store will offer.
In honor of its long run, editor Nicole Phelps posted a goodbye letter reflecting on Style.com’s past as well as celebrating its future.
Take a look at Phelp’s words below.
Today is the last day that Style.com will be posting content. Vogue Runway, a new section of Vogue.com dedicated to runway shows and fashion news, will soon launch with an archive of runway images dating back to the Spring 2000 collections, and an impressive roster of voices that includes Sarah Mower, Lynn Yaeger, Luke Leitch, Maya Singer, and more. I encourage you to visit it, and I’m confident you’ll keep coming back as the Spring 2016 shows get under way in September, when we’ll cover more than 450 collections with the same 24/7, 360-degree devotion you’ve gotten hooked on here. With Pre-Fall, the Fall 2016 menswear collections, and January’s Haute Couture week on the horizon, Vogue Runway will become your new online destination for fashion shows. Here’s a preview of what’s in store.
