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246 Fashion Journalists from Trendsetting Sources
Dive into the world of fashion through our expertly crafted list of top fashion journalists for 2025. Curated by our skilled PR team at PressContact, this list highlights journalists who specialize in fashion trends and industry news. Selection was based on the breadth of their readership, regularity of their contributions, and the influence of their publishing platforms. With current and detailed journalist profiles, you can craft tailored pitches that resonate with fashion media, enhancing visibility and engagement.
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As Editor-in-Chief of Vogue and Condé Nast's Chief Content Officer, Wintour shapes global fashion narratives through:
"Fashion's power lies in its reflection of who we are - and who we aspire to become." - Wintour, 2025 Buckingham Palace address
As ELLE’s Fashion News Director since 1998, Anne Slowey chronicles how clothing reflects societal transformation. Her beat spans three core areas:
As ELLE UK’s former editor-in-chief and founder of The Calendar Magazine, Curtis champions fashion that merges luxury with social responsibility. Her work redefined industry standards for inclusivity and sustainability.
As Contributing Fashion & News Editor for marie claire Australia based in London, Bree McDonald specializes in:
"The best stories live where material culture meets human behavior."
As Editor-in-Chief of Peaches Publication, Bridie Gilbert shapes global fashion narratives through a lens of artistic collaboration and tactile storytelling. With roots in Australia’s Russh Magazine, her work bridges avant-garde creativity with commercial viability, making her a pivotal voice for brands seeking cultural resonance.
As Fashion News Director at Harper's Bazaar, Brooke Bobb has redefined contemporary fashion journalism through incisive analysis of designer movements and cultural shifts. Her work bridges haute couture's rarefied air with streetwear's democratic energy.
"Fashion isn't about clothes - it's the skin of our collective consciousness."
Bobb's 2025 Demna profile [read here] demonstrates her preferred approach: combine financial analysis, designer psychology, and cultural forecasting. Successful pitches mirror this multidimensional lens.
As Cosmopolitan’s fashion and culture maven, Caitlin Scott decodes celebrity trends into social commentary. Her decade-spanning career reveals three core pillars:
“The best stories live where pop culture meets social change – that’s where we find the real pulse.” — Scott, 2023 Media Innovators Keynote
Carl Barnett merges fashion journalism with artistic analysis for The Fashionisto, focusing on design innovation rather than consumer trends. While detailed article records are unavailable, their work appears informed by a background in visual arts, making them particularly receptive to pitches about avant-garde material experimentation or cross-disciplinary collaborations. Avoid mass-market retail angles when approaching.
"Fashion remains humanity's most accessible wearable artform" - Carl Barnett's artistic statement
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As Senior Fashion Editor at Elle Australia, Carly Roberts specializes in sustainable design innovation and culturally transformative styling trends. Her work uniquely positions fashion within conversations about climate action and gender equality.
“The most compelling stories show how wardrobe choices reflect evolving societal values.” – Roberts in 2024 Media Interview
As Style Editor at Tatler UK, Chandler Tregaskes curates fashion narratives that celebrate British heritage and understated luxury. Her work bridges rural craftsmanship and urban sophistication, making her a pivotal voice for brands seeking to align with Tatler’s affluent audience.
Charles Manning is Fashion Week Daily’s resident provocateur, blending incisive fashion industry analysis with razor-sharp pop culture commentary. His work consistently exposes power dynamics within media institutions while maintaining an accessible, often humorous tone that resonates with digital-native audiences.
With 63% of his articles sparking industry-wide debates (MediaMetrics 2024), Manning remains one of digital fashion journalism’s most consequential voices. His work continues to redefine how mainstream audiences engage with luxury culture.
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This Wall Street Journal styles reporter dissects fashion through economic and behavioral lenses. Her work connects wardrobe choices to wallet decisions, with particular focus on:
Successful story ideas should include:
As Vogue's senior fashion and style writer, Allaire champions:
As Esquire’s authority on accessible luxury, Christine Flammia deciphers style and design for practical consumers. Her work merges product journalism with behavioral insights, particularly in these areas:
With dual expertise in media and academia, Flammia brings unique rigor to consumer journalism—scrutinizing products through both market data and cultural theory lenses.
As LouLou Magazine’s lead features editor, Laframboise champions cultural preservation through fashion innovation. His work bridges:
"Pitches should demonstrate deep understanding of fashion’s societal role beyond seasonal trends."
With 18 industry awards and 150+ bylines, Laframboise remains essential reading for understanding fashion’s evolving cultural footprint.
As Digital Fashion Editor at ELLE UK, Daisy Murray has redefined luxury reporting for the TikTok generation. Her work bridges high fashion with conscious consumerism, specializing in:
Notable Achievements:
As fashion and beauty editor for Australia’s premier news publications, Woolnough bridges high fashion and mainstream audiences. His work consistently explores:
“Fashion journalism should challenge as much as it chronicles” - Woolnough in 2024 AFMA keynote
DeAsia Watts is a multimedia journalist specializing in fashion’s intersection with technology and social justice, currently contributing to The Bot Podcast. Her work spans:
With a background spanning NYU’s journalism program and leadership roles at Boston Spirit Magazine, Watts brings academic rigor and editorial acumen to every story.
As Fashionista’s West Coast Editor since 2017, Mau has redefined coverage of the LA fashion scene while maintaining global expertise in luxury business strategies. Her work bridges runway analysis and corporate boardrooms, with particular interest in:
As Vogue Australia’s senior designer and columnist, Savor shapes global conversations at the intersection of fashion, sustainability, and career development. Her work consistently prioritizes:
While versatile, Savor rarely covers celebrity-driven trends or luxury brand marketing campaigns unless they tie to broader cultural shifts.
“Savor’s ability to make textile chemistry read like poetry is unmatched.”
– 2024 Melbourne Design Week Jury Statement
Edward Enninful OBE (he/him) is co-founder and chief creative officer of EE72, a global media company redefining inclusive storytelling through fashion, culture, and technology. With offices in London and New York, EE72 produces transmedia content achieving 3-5x higher Gen Z engagement than industry averages.
Connect via EE72’s pitch portal (launching Q3 2025) or his active Instagram presence (@edward_enninful) where he shares real-time trend insights.
This Los Angeles-based journalist brings constitutional analysis to fashion criticism, specializing in decoding monarchy's survival strategies through sartorial choices. Currently a contributing editor at Town & Country, her work appears in The New York Times, Vanity Fair, and her Substack newsletter with 150k+ subscribers.
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This New York-born writer merges a retailer’s eye for detail with a sociologist’s grasp of cultural currents. Since transitioning from New York Magazine to her Substack Shop Rat (26K+ subscribers), she’s redefined fashion journalism through:
Focus on stories that reveal fashion’s role in community-building or identity negotiation. Avoid pure trend forecasts unless paired with street-style data or archival research. Her work consistently argues that "clothes matter most when they’re sweated in, argued over, or left crumpled on subway seats."
Emily Farra merges editorial precision with brand strategy, currently shaping Tory Burch’s global communications while contributing freelance analysis to platforms like Long Live. With a decade at Vogue covering runway trends, sustainability, and design innovation, she’s become a trusted decoder of fashion’s cultural undercurrents.
“Fashion isn’t frivolous—it’s the most accessible archive of human aspiration.”
Avoid pitches centered on celebrity styling without substantive ties to broader industry shifts or consumer behavior analysis.
Emma McCarthy is a leading UK fashion and lifestyle journalist currently serving as Acting Associate Editor at Grazia, where she oversees print and digital content. With over a decade of experience—including roles at the Evening Standard and contributions to Victoria Beckham’s brand—she specializes in translating runway trends into wearable advice for mainstream audiences.
As Senior Style Writer for Bauer Media’s heat, Closer, and Bella, White dominates UK high street fashion coverage with particular emphasis on:
Recent Impact: Her leopard print coat analysis drove a 214% sales increase for Mango’s animal print category within 72 hours of publication.
Maza's best work explores contradictions - e.g., "sustainable diamonds" or "inclusive exclusivity." Successful pitches frame stories through inherent tensions.
While based in NYC, he prioritizes global narratives. Recent pieces on Milan Design Week and Miami Art Basel demonstrate this scope.
Eva Friede remains Montreal’s preeminent fashion chronicler, blending runway analysis with cultural commentary across platforms. Currently writing independently through her blog and Instagram presence, she focuses on sustainable practices in Canadian design and red carpet symbolism.
Recipient of the 2021 Canadian Fashion Council’s Media Excellence Award for preserving artisanal textile traditions through journalism.
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As Interview Magazine's lead fashion analyst, Werth specializes in stories where haute couture meets societal transformation. Her work consistently identifies emerging trends 6-8 months before industry reports, aided by a unique methodology blending data journalism and cultural anthropology.
"The best fashion stories reveal how we reinvent ourselves through cloth." - Werth's 2024 TEDxTalk on identity expression
Gianluca Russo dominates coverage of fashion's body inclusivity revolution through Refinery29 and national publications. His work intersects three key areas:
Connecting with fashion journalists is about striking while the iron is hot, aligning your pitches with the latest trends and seasonal highlights. We’ve distilled best practices from hundreds of press releases to guide you. You'll learn strategic timing for contacting fashion journalists, crafting stories that shimmer, and the nuances of pitching with style and respect, all aimed at ensuring your fashion campaign shines.
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Following these etiquette tips will help you build strong relationships with fashion journalists and increase the chances of your pitches being well-received and covered.
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