With so many changes happening in the fashion mag world right now, this novel came at the perfect time. Do either of you prefer digital over print?
Jo: I still think there is room for both. I don't think glossy fashion mags should ever go away. There is something magical about touching a magazine and looking at a beautiful photograph off of a screen. That said, you can't argue with the convenience of digital. The more companies realize how the two can complement one another the more I think everyone wins.
Lucy: My eyes prefer the real magazine. It now feels like a luxurious experience, something incredibly special. I just appreciate the work, time and talent that goes in to making the book. But, for my wallet, you can not beat digital. I think it has pushed print to be its very best. It has been survival of the fittest.
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