Sentence examples for editorial element from inspiring English sources

Birchbox not only accomplishes this, but also helps women discover new products and adds an editorial element.

there will also be more of an editorial element as we hire more editors to bring the high-velocity artists forward.

While many women (and men!) today use a combination of drug store products and high-end brands in their personal care and beauty routines, what makes Stash interesting is that it has an editorial element to its service that helps you discover new products.

"They claim there's no editorial element to it, but that's totally bogus".

In the United States, the Gilt Groupe, a bargain hunter's paradise for the luxury-minded, is now adding editorial elements every day and watching visitors spend more and more time there.

As it has added more and more editorial elements, consumers are coming not only to shop, but to browse, read and investigate, which used to be the province of magazines.

Like Preserve, it offers stories, videos, tips, and other editorial elements, but it really exists so that you'll buy all the overpriced wares that go along with that lifestyle, as if we all have summer homes in need of ludicrously expensive towels.

The team will pull together detailed plans covering all the editorial and operational elements.

With The Waste Land, which is here shown in an editorial composite, showing elements Eliot considered and excluded, we can trace the process of composition.

"Now, you can sit down with an organisation like the Guardian, and have an involved conversation like this, about how the editorial and brand elements can hook up.

Lucky, Condé Nast's shopping magazine, neatly foresaw this future of editorial and advertising elements blending into a single reader experience, but the company did not take the last step of making it a place that people could buy from.