MY WORK
WRITER, Femmine (2025-present): Since May 2025, I have been a writer for Femmine Magazine and contributed to their newsletters. My articles are also available on the Femmine website (links below).
EDITOR, Femmine (2025-present): In November 2025, I became an article editor, working closely with Femmine's editor-in-chief and writers. I am now responsible for editing articles for newsletter cycles and the website.
WRITER, La Dame (2021-2023): In 2021, I became the fashion writer for La Dame, a vintage-inspired clothing brand. I produced around 50 articles for the brand before their eventual closure at the end of 2023. I also created occasional posts for their social media. Below are a few example articles.
For more writing samples, please contact me.
Femmine Website Links:
https://femmine.co.uk/theatrical-runway-and-the-art-of-storytelling
https://femmine.co.uk/egyptomania-a-curious-fashion-collision
https://femmine.co.uk/signature-style-the-great-enigma
https://femmine.co.uk/dear-summer-a-love-letter-to-statement-dressing
https://femmine.co.uk/bewitching-interiors-dark-decor-to-send-shivers-down-your-walls
La Dame Article Examples:
Shockingly Schiaparelli:
The Story of an Icon
Surreal. Flamboyant. Inimitable; The perfect way to describe the concoctive creations of Italian-born designer Elsa Schiaparelli. Schiaparelli’s delight in the unconventional, and her desire to incorporate absurdity into her designs led her to become one of the most remarkable couturières of the twentieth century, and equally an innovator in practicality...
Dior's New Look:
Romance or Reversal
The House of Christian Dior was founded on December 16, 1946, just weeks prior to his first, spellbinding collection, ‘New Look’, formerly known as the two lines, ‘Corolle’ and ‘Huit’. The morning of February 12, 1947, was one of both chaos and great anticipation, as clamorous crowds gathered to 30, Avenue Montaigne, Paris, anxiously awaiting the debut collection of...
La Garçonne: A Tale of Feminism, Emancipation, and The New Woman
In Paris, during the post-war twenties, a jaw-dropping movement was rapidly emerging. The First World War transformed previously suppressed women into self-sufficient, independent characters through a taste of life without the former patriarchal values, due to the forced absence of male figures. However, following the end of the war, this dazzling development ceased to...
Fashion Shows:
A Fabulous History
Haute couturier, Charles Frederick Worth, revolutionised the world of couture during the 19th century, as he was the first to move from mannequin models to live models whilst presenting his collections, initially kick-starting the desire to showcase designs through real models. Worth is recognised as a pioneer of Parisian haute couture and was even...
