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Isabella Burley Named Chief Marketing Officer at Acne Studios

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Acne has named the former Dazed editor-in-chief as its new chief marketing officer. (Jacob Lillis)

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In her new role at the Swedish label, the former Dazed editor-in-chief will oversee brand image as well as global marketing and communications efforts. Burley will remain based in London.

Burley, who helmed Dazed magazine between 2015 and 2021, began working with Acne Studios last year when she was appointed to the newly created role of creative editor.

In 2017, she worked with Helmut Lang as its editor-in-residence, bringing in Hood By Air’s Shayne Oliver to be a guest designer and spearheading a year-long project that saw the brand collaborate with up and coming artists.

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