Paula Joye
Paula began her career taping shoes in the fashion department at Vogue, working her way up through the ranks, writing and styling for the some of the country’s leading publications including Harpers Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, Elle, BRW, Who & the Sydney Morning Herald. At 28, Paula was appointed editor of CLEO, Australia’s most iconic young women’s magazine. In 2002, she created and launched Shop Til You Drop which is the fastest-growing fashion magazine in the country. In 2004, she was given her next launch project and appointed Editor-in-Chief of Madison. Paula is a regular on the Today Show, a judge on Foxtel’s Project Runway Australia and a contributor for the Lifestyle You channel.
Out of hours, she is a married mother of two girls who passionately believes the only way to juggle ballet classes with a relationship and a staff of 40 is to laugh at yourself constantly, wear high heels all the time and never wait for a rainy day.
Articles by Paula Joye
Golden Globes glamour, glitz, but no guts
Gosh, I wish Lady GaGa had gone to the Golden Globes, then at least there would have been something to…... Read more
Fashion for the jilted: the post-adultery dress
Enough with Tiger’s mistresses and their predictable push-up bras and mini skirts. Give me Mrs Woods! While others have been…... Read more
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They must pay for one’s bitter disappointments
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