Executive Fashion News And Features Editor
Alice Newbold is the executive fashion news and features editor at Vogue.co.uk. She has been reporting on beauty, fashion, and cultural trends since 2017, with a keen interest in the fashion industry, luxury goods, and pop culture. Alice's insights and work have been featured in prominent publications such as Vogue Scandinavia, Teen Vogue, and Glamour.
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Alice Newbold's coverage is heavily focused on beauty and fashion, with an emphasis on event coverage such as red carpet events and seasonal style guides. If you're looking to pitch to Alice, consider offering insights or interviews related to the latest fashion trends, celebrity styles at high-profile events, or analysis of how fashion intersects with popular culture.
Given her focus on national (United Kingdom) content, she may also be interested in features that highlight UK-based designers, celebrities, or events.
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Once a jewel in every regional shopping centre’s crown, Pandora has experienced something of a glow-up.
First Western shirts, now it’s viral swimwear for Depop success story Susamusa.
Copenhagen Fashion Week show-goers might be wearing pink balloon dresses and crochet skull caps, but Danish women really dress like this.
By: Alice Newbold
It’s an Alo summer.
As the back-to-work mood of September looms, look to Clooney for a powerhouse edit of transitional staples and A-star party dresses fit for autumn and beyond.
By: Alice Newbold
From love spells to dog tooth charms, the ‘Harry Potter’ star’s Wilton’s Music Hall celebration might be the most whimsical Vogue Wedding to date.
“Can you teach me?” businessman Nick Delli Santi asked the model during his first campaign for JW Anderson. Dree’s reply? “I’m winging it too”.
By: Alice Newbold
The self-professed “wild card” staged her wedding at the Whoa Nellie Deli in Tioga Gas Mart – the mid-point between Mount Whitney and Death Valley – and wore three whimsical dresses for the occasion.
“You’ve got to surrender to it.”
Tennessee Thomas met furniture maker Ben Goodman a decade ago through mutual friends.
