Harper's Bazaar Editor Heads to WSJ.

Exec editor was behind praised March redesign

Kristina O’Neill, Glenda Bailey’s No. 2 at Harper’s Bazaar and a force behind its widely praised March redesign, is getting her own magazine: O’Neill has decamped for the top editor spot at The Wall Street Journal’s glossy WSJ. She replaces Deborah Needleman, who recently was hired away by WSJ. archrival T: The New York Times Style Magazine—which, as if trying to steal the Journal's thunder, beat the Journal's press release by minutes with its own announcement about an upcoming redesign.

O’Neill’s role will be different from Needleman’s in a couple of respects: in addition to editing WSJ.,

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