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ABOUT ME
MISSION STATEMENT
In the past year a cataclysm has occurred- people are now extremely conscious of the importance of representation and inclusivity. Yes, it really does matter! It's no longer acceptable for artists and creators to reflect a tiny segment of our society- the small minority which conforms to traditional ideals of 'beauty'. The fashion world is no exception, and to this day we've seen a push towards visibility in many areas of this global industry. To find out more about myself and my perspective on these issues, I've written a letter to you- the reader.
New Features
SWEED EYELASH SERUM REVIEW
SEE ME ROLLING
VOGUE: 13 PARALYMPIANS TO WATCH
FEATURED IN SUNDAY TIMES STYLE’S WOMEN OF THE YEAR 2020
SOS! LOCKDOWN HAIRCARE
SOJO APP: DELIVEROO BUT MAKE IT FASHION
THE GIFT GUIDE 2020
DISABILITY IN LOCKDOWN
FASHION MONTH 2020
TEATUM JONES RE-LOVE PROJECT
THE CRYSTAL JEWELLERY EDIT
Q&A WITH THE SUSTAINABLE BRAND PANGAIA
THE OUTFITS OF NORMAL PEOPLE…RANKED
MAY CULTURE EDIT
DIY HOME BEAUTY
Your go-to home beauty guide…
RECIPES FOR QUARANTINE
The comfort food edition
VIRTUAL CULTURE EDIT
25 ways to get your culture fix from the comfort of your sofa!
ONLINE SHOPPING DURING A PANDEMIC…IS IT ETHICAL?
ALIVIA— A NEW FASHION BRAND INSPIRED BY UNHEARD VOICES
RECIPES FOR QUARANTINE
BEST EYE CREAMS
NIKE FLYEASE REVIEW
WOODS COPENHAGEN SKINCARE REVIEW
POPULAR FEATURES
THE STATIONERY EDIT
FASHION WEEK EDIT
My edit of the standout fashion week trends and how to shop the new season now
6 WARDROBE BASICS REINVENTED
SUSTAiNABLE HAUTE COUTURE
Less is More…
SURREALISM & FASHION
How fashion designers negotiate surrealism’s misogynistic gaze
SQUISH BEAUTY REVIEW
Everything you need to know about Charli Howard’s new inclusive beauty brand
HOW TO SHOP MORE SUSTAINABLY ON THE HIGH STREET
High street stores have become the enemy in our battle against overconsumption. But shopping more sustainably doesn’t have to mean total abstinence from your favourite stores. Here’s how…
ETHICAL BEAUTY REVIEW
Wild Source is a natural, sustainable and 100% vegan skincare brand. Meet the female founder who believes skincare should be an antidote to the stresses of everyday life, and not just another tick-box on your to-do list. Also discover my review of their organic facial oils, radiance mask and cleansing oil.
HOW TO TACKLE THE GENDER PAY GAP IN FASHION
Though fashion companies are considered to have more female-centric workplaces, the industry isn’t immune from the equal pay debate. In fact, fashion brands have been called out as some of the worst offenders. Mind the gap!
My edit of the 8 contemporary bag designers you need on your radar…
The world’s first zero-waste beauty brand
Recently launched in the UK, Ethique is the female-founded ethical beauty company hitting the headlines with its eco-friendly soap bars. I replaced all my beauty products for 4 of their solid bars. Here’s what went down…
Telegraph Fashion Feature
I discuss the issues surrounding diversity in fashion, Selma Blair’s defiant red carpet debut and the burgeoning adaptive clothing market which is set to reach a staggering $288.7bn this year. Also featuring a cringey throwback to age 5 when I dabbled with clown-chic…
Opinion: Why We Need More Disability Representation in Politics
Although 20% of people have disabilities, less that 1% of MPs are disabled in the UK.
The Big Debate
Should fashion always be politically correct? Is the current climate of censorship destroying artistic freedom? Here’s my take.
How to Curate a Jewellery Uniform
…and 6 new influencer-approved jewellery labels you need on your radar. Essential reading.
ES Magazine Feature: An ode to the corner shop
“This everyday space has become part of the cultural zeitgeist, serving as an imaginative playground for artists, writers and the fashion community. In recent months, the convenience store has become the backdrop to everything from novels to fashion campaigns. The corner shop is cool”...
AS SEEN ON
﹟ELLEWeekender
Absolutely honoured to be a part of the inaugural ELLE Weekender at London’s Saatchi Gallery. I was invited to speak about Why Representation in Fashion Matters- a panel event hosted by Liv Little and also featuring Charli Howard, Munroe Bergdorf and Jan De Villeneuve. Here’s a roundup of my viewpoints for the discussion and a sneak peek into the fantastic event itself.
Fashion Originators Podcast
EPISODE 40: What 'diversity' in fashion really means with fashion journalist and activist Lottie Jackson
“Diversity doesn’t begin and end with who we see in front of the camera. We need to have more diverse voices leading from behind the camera. For instance, it would be great to have even more minority voices in positions of creative authority, making business decisions or shaping the way fashion is communicated to the world through the media. Positive change will happen organically if there’s more representation at all tiers of the fashion industry.”
THE ARCHIVE
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