Five months after Condé Nast took his design director, New York magazine editor in chief Adam Moss hired a staffer of the publishing house to fill the significant spot on his masthead. Moss announced that Thomas Alberty would arrive from GQ, where he was art director. He fills the position last held by Chris Dixon, who went to Vanity Fair in September.
There’s some history of back and forth between the two publications. In the past year, New York lost Mary Kaye Schilling and Logan Hill, culture editor and writer, respectively, to GQ.
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