Freya Martin is a writer and editor who explores style, art, travel, and popular culture. She is interested in finding playful and peculiar stories that would not otherwise be covered. Most recently she has edited and led the design of Clamour, a lifestyle magazine which acts as an alternative to anodyne glossy publications, as a means of providing optimism for young people living in Britain despite the social and political climate.
Graduating from BA Fashion Journalism at Central Saint Martins in 2020, her work experience ranges from research, archive, and editorial work at the Financial Times, to collaborating on content-led projects at COS Communications, to babysitting for rent money. She has interviewed a variety of high profile subjects, including fashion designer, Margaret Howell; photographer, Jamie Hawkesworth; BAFTA-winning director and story-writer of This Country, Tom George; and Channel 4 News anchorman, Jon Snow. Along with writing, she enjoys research-led projects, experimenting with graphic design and washing her hands thoroughly.
Projects
- CLAMOURClamour is a style and culture magazine for young people disillusioned by the anodyne glossy. (And the end of the world. We’re quite cut up about that one too.) Clamour covers stories like legendary Channel 4 newsreader Jon Snow’s extensive tie collection, and the film industry’s new way to shoot ethical sex scenes. There’s no typical Clamour girl, but she probably feels as strongly about Marks & Spencer’s lingerie, Coke Zero, and the defiantly ugly interiors of rich people’s houses as editors F
Work history
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Editor and DesignerCLAMOUR
- London, United KingdomFreelance
Writing, editing and leading the design of CLAMOUR, a lifestyle magazine which acts as an alternative to anodyne glossy publications as a means of providing optimism for young people living in Britain. This involved interviewing a range of high profile subjects including photographer, Jamie Hawkesworth; BAFTA-winning director, Tom George; and Channel 4 News anchorman, Jon Snow. I was chosen to discuss the project as part of a ShowStudio panel series.
Communications InternCOS
- London, United KingdomInternship
Communications intern for eight months at high-street fashion brand. This involved working on production and events management, corporate communications and sustainability, and supporting regional communications teams across the brand’s 42 global markets. Main responsibilities included providing administrative support, collaborating on content-led brand projects, sample and showroom management, managing the COS Press Site, archiving and producing reports on all press coverage received.
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Skills
- Writing
- Copywriting
- Editing
- Editing Copy
- Research
- Adobe Creative Suite
- Microsoft Office
- Graphic Communication
- Organisation