Jacqueline Krause-Blouin becomes deputy editor-in-chief of Annabelle
Jacqueline Krause-Blouin has been appointed deputy editor-in-chief of Annabelle, effective immediately. Krause-Blouin has been working as a writer and lifestyle editor for the women's magazine since early 2015.
Annabelle readers know her blog Krause kraust die Mode-Braue. Before that, the 28-year-old with Canadian roots worked as an editor and chief of staff for Spex - Magazin für Popkultur, Berliner Morgenpost and Rolling Stone, Berlin, among others. Jacqueline Krause-Blouin, who grew up and went to school in Pfäffikon Schwyz, originally wanted to be an actress and studied, among other things, at the Lee Strasberg Institute in Los Angeles. She succeeds Martina Monti, who is taking the leap into independence after around two decades at Annabelle.
Silvia Binggeli, Editor-in-Chief: "We are delighted to have Jacqueline Krause-Blouin, a cosmopolitan versatile journalist and page-turner with in-depth knowledge of the lifestyle industry. Jacqueline will continue to write, but as Deputy Editor-in-Chief, her many other talents will also come into play."
