Amy Spindler, the wonderful and amazing NY Times fashion editor, died yesterday–she had been fighting brain cancer for several months…she was only 40 years old.
Spindler brought an energy and original point of view to the Times that made it much more fun to read–She was a terrific editor and style maven, and left a family.
RIP, Amy
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