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WHERE ARE THEY NOW?: "The Fashionista Diaries" ended in September, but the gossip surrounding the show lives on. Last weekend's issue of Page Six Magazine had a piece on the unabashed head of Seventh House PR, Mandie Erickson, called, "Is this the most hated woman in New York?" And Fashionista.com recently blogged about the whereabouts of former Seventh House intern Bridget Helene. It turns out Helene worked as a temp for Vogue, for 7th on Sale, but that was only for a week and now she's no longer at the magazine, said a spokesman. Rachel Jacoby, who had started as an intern at Jane and then Cosmogirl, has a piece in the Dec./Jan. issue of the magazine, "I fell apart behind the cameras," but has moved on to In Style, working as an editorial assistant to editor In Style special issues Rosie Amodio.
Janjay Sherman appears to be the only intern who actually still works for the same company she started with, Flirt! Cosmetics. She is now the international publicity assistant for BeautyBank. Tina Patient, who was not offered a job at Flirt!, has landed at Bratskeir & Co. in the fragrance division, and Laurie Hugill, who also was not offered a job at Seventh House, is now at Alison Brod Public Relations. Hugill replaced Queens native Nicole Amendolare, who left the show during production but now is doing some plus-size modeling and working with her boyfriend on their own fashion line. Finally, the lone boy, Andrew Kanakis, recently started his own business and is developing a line of jewelry. A spokeswoman for Soapnet said a second season has not been confirmed yet, making reference to the writers' strike. Wait, isn't this a reality TV show? — Amy Wicks
Janjay Sherman appears to be the only intern who actually still works for the same company she started with, Flirt! Cosmetics. She is now the international publicity assistant for BeautyBank. Tina Patient, who was not offered a job at Flirt!, has landed at Bratskeir & Co. in the fragrance division, and Laurie Hugill, who also was not offered a job at Seventh House, is now at Alison Brod Public Relations. Hugill replaced Queens native Nicole Amendolare, who left the show during production but now is doing some plus-size modeling and working with her boyfriend on their own fashion line. Finally, the lone boy, Andrew Kanakis, recently started his own business and is developing a line of jewelry. A spokeswoman for Soapnet said a second season has not been confirmed yet, making reference to the writers' strike. Wait, isn't this a reality TV show? — Amy Wicks
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