Elizabeth Wellington is a columnist at the Philadelphia Inquirer. She explores themes of gender, race, fashion, culture, and wellness, offering a personal perspective on how these elements shape our lives and styles. Elizabeth's work has been featured in various publications, including Condé Nast Traveler and the Miami Herald.
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Elizabeth Wellington's articles predominantly cover entertainment, lifestyle, and beauty & fashion topics with a focus on local events and figures in Philadelphia. Her interest in Black culture suggests she would likely be interested in pitches related to individuals or events that celebrate the achievements of the African American community.
If you have stories about local artists, musicians, or cultural events with ties to Philadelphia or Paris, Elizabeth may find them compelling. Additionally, if you represent fashion designers or businesses with unique ties to these cities, your pitch could resonate well with her coverage interests.
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By: Dan DeLuca
A favorite Dolly Parton, Doc Weston musical memory D olly Parton's death this week spurred innumerable tributes celebrating her kindness
By: Stephanie Farr, Elizabeth Wellington
T his week's question (Have your own? Submit it here My neighbor has started decorating for Halloween.
By: Elizabeth Wellington
The magazine, that started in Philadelphia in 1821, catapulted Norman Rockwell to fame.
By: Elizabeth Wellington
This week's firstival kicks off a week-long commemoration of delegates signing the U.S. Constitution. That includes First Amendment Day on Sept. 9 and Constitution Day on Sept. 17.
By: Elizabeth Wellington
After 205 years, the Saturday Evening Post, the famed magazine that printed its first issues on Ben Franklin's Old City printing press and whose
By: Elizabeth Wellington
After 205 years, the Saturday Evening Post, the famed magazine that printed its first issues on Ben Franklin’s Old City printing press and whose Norman Rockwell covers defined the optics
By: Elizabeth Wellington
After 205 years, the Saturday Evening Post, the famed magazine that printed its first issues on Ben Franklin's Old City printing press and whose Norman Rockwell covers defined the optics of quintessential 20th-century Americana, will print its last issue early next year.
By: Elizabeth Wellington, Dan DeLuca, Bedatri D. Choudhury
Philly's favorite foods that you can wear A manicured hand holding a cheesesteak, a hoagie, or an iron skillet filled with scrapple.
After 205 years, the Saturday Evening Post, the famed magazine that printed its first issues on Ben Franklin’s Old City printing press and whose Norman Rockwell covers defined the optics
By: Elizabeth Wellington
It was the venue for the First Continental Congress, where colonists wanted to work out their issues with England. But before they could come to a compromise, war broke out.
