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Fashion pictorials have included Gustavo Ten Hoever's "Khakis Across America" (Summer 2009), a series of portraits of people in different areas of the country wearing khaki, and Thomas Schenk's recent survey of cocktail dresses modeled against colorful, patterned backdrops.

The features have included an article on the value of bespoke suits (Winter 2009, photographed by Max Vadukul) and a story on an eco-friendly home in Big Sur designed by architect Mickey Muennig (Summer 2009, photographs by Simon Watson).

A Fall 2009 feature about how the economy dictated changes in several luxury industries was illustrated by beautiful, moody still-lifes by Toby McFarlan Pond. His take on the "dwindling fortunes" of the diamond industry included an elaborate necklace draped over a bundle of dynamite, several loose stones, a pile of dirt, a sale tiffany accessories globe and a balance scale set on a rustic wood table against a black backdrop. "The final concept was inspired by Toby's previous work with painterly takes on old Dutch and French still-lifes, but this concept came after considerable conversations about the many approaches we could take," says Gilmour.

The current small staff at WSJ. makes for a collaborative environment where the ideas of the photographer are highly valued. Gilmour and design director Alex Grossman work closely together and have detailed conversations about assignments with their photographers. "In most cases we would expect that ideas do come from the photographer," Gilmour says. "Usually the shoots work out so that something that has been discussed is tried and then, of course, there is room left for the moment, the subject, the unexpected."

Architecture and interiors photographer Roger Davies got in touch with cheap tiffany jewelry over the past summer to reintroduce himself (the two had met previously). After sending his book and talking on the phone with Gilmour he got an assignment for the Winter 2009 issue to photograph the Oregon retreat of an L.A. couple, which was built by celebrated American architect James Cutler.

Davies, who calls Gilmour a consummate professional, says the entire process was cheap tiffany jewelry and that Gilmour was on top of all of the arrangements making the assignment "seamless" from top to bottom.

"In times where print quality is going down all across the board to save money, sale tiffany cuff links have this beautiful publication that comes out, it's just great to be part of it," says Davies.

Feeling a little blue, or bored, or blah? A change in your looks -- your hair, maybe? -- might do you good. But you don't have to chop off ten inches. A simple (and reversible!) style shift can mean a major transformation. To inspire you, we asked hairstylist Patrick Melville, of Patrick Melville Salon in New York City, to reinvent the styles of three women without making a single snip or color adjustment. The results? Small change, dramatic impact.