About me
Research Executive at Condè Nast Britain.
Projects
- SUBCULTURES AND SEGMENTATION: A LOOK BACK AT THE INTERSECTION OF FASHION AND YOUTHI was asked by the editor-in-chief of Any Segment to kick off the first 'segments of fashion' section of the magazine. Centralising the piece on the theme of issue two, 'journey of age', I dissected the ways in which fashion and youth culture have become intertwined throughout history. All profits were donated to Age UK.
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Projects credited in
- Issue 2We are a magazine that celebrates emerging artists and donates to charity, with each issue supporting a different one. Centring around all types of artists, including illustrators, photographers, writers and more, who tend to focus their time & energy around building an online portfolio, where they aren’t quite established yet or don’t carry the following they genuinely deserve, we offer a genuine platform where artists can collaborate and depend on the idea of being themselves, remain unique a35
Work history
Research ExecutiveCondé Nast
London, United KingdomFull Time
Research and Insights AssistantCondé Nast
- London, United KingdomFull Time
Skills
- Fashion Content
- Fashion Editorial
- Fashion Writing
- Fashion History
- Costume History
- Art History
- Cultural History
- Style Direction
- Curation
- SEO Strategy
- Research
Education
Bachelor of Arts (BA) King's College London
- London, United Kingdom
I was awarded a first-class degree in BA History (Hons). I also received a first-class grade for my final year dissertation, which specialised in dress history and looked at the intersection of underwear and gender in Renaissance Europe. Further, I received a formal commendation for academic performance in my second year of study.