In 1887, Wilde started a job as an editor for The Woman's World, a high-end victorian women's magazine. The magazine highlighted women's opinions on subjects such as art, literature, and modern life. He vowed to improve the magazine for the better claiming that "take a wider range, as well as a high standpoint, and deal not merely with what women wear, but with what they think, and what they feel".
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