Ariel Foxman

Thanks for clicking through! About me—I am a writer. I am also an editor and a content developer, but that is because I am a writer first and foremost. I hail from New Jersey, but I have lived in New York City for the past 20 or so years. I have worked in media my entire career: Spin, Random House, Details, The New Yorker, InStyle, Cargo ... and I currently consult with luxury retail and services clients on their content strategy and brand messaging.

I have written mainly for general-interest and fashion media brands—reported features, celebrity interviews, trend pieces—and I have recently begun writing a column about my experience as a gay father to my young son, Cielo ("Baby Daddies" on Maisonette.com).

I have had work published in Architectural Digest, Fortune, InStyle, L'OfficieI, The New York Times, Out, Time and The Advocate. As the former Editor in Chief of Condé Nast's Cargo and Time Inc's InStyle magazines, I have a deep foundation in what makes a story journalistic, compelling, and ultimately—entertaining or inspirational.

Honors— I received the Marylou Luther Journalism Award from the Accessories Council in 2015, and in 2014 I was honored at Live Out Loud’s annual Trailblazers Gala. In 2013, I was featured in Crain's as one of the “40 Under 40,” a group of rising stars “who will shape New York for the next 25 years." The Advocate named me one of the “50 Most Influential LGBT People in Media," and I have been included in Out’s annual Power List three times. Above all this, I am most proud of my fleeting cameo on "Gossip Girl". I have also been included in the “Business of Fashion 500” as one of the world’s most influential fashion insiders.