Vanity Fair has had some recent drama in the fashion department. (Can you imagine?) Most of it has to do with new people being brought in and some shuffling around, upward movement, and the hiring the children of every Tom Ford employee as assistants.

With all the changes, fashion and style director at large, Elizabeth Saltzman has a new title. And has sort of been meshed into the newly created position of "international social editor."

She will oversee the magazine's social coverage and also report on a wider variety of areas, including architecture, design and the arts, as well as fashion …

"She is a significant figure on the international scene and this new post gives her an expanded opportunity to bring her good taste and sensibility to the pages of the magazine," said VF's editor in chief Graydon Carter.

Oh, we just can't wait. Please, please, can they run photos of Hudson Morgan and Peter Davis yachting in Istanbul? Or Jessica Joffe having cocktails at Japonais? We really just can't get enough of that stuff!

DIVIDING LINES [Amy Wicks, WWD]