Harriet Gibsone is a journalist at The Guardian. She focuses on beauty and fashion, often exploring themes related to individual sports and the music business across various genres. Harriet's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada, The Guardian, Irish Examiner, MSN, Louder, AOL UK, and The Irish Times.
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Harriet Gibsone's coverage primarily revolves around event coverage and profile features, focusing on entertainment news and lifestyle. She frequently conducts celebrity interviews featuring reflections on past experiences, childhood memories, the entertainment industry, and personal growth.
If you're looking to reach out to Harriet with a pitch, consider offering access to personalities for interviews that delve into their personal journeys or provide insights into significant life events. Additionally, angles related to the evolution of celebrities within the entertainment industry or how they navigate personal growth could be relevant for her articles.
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By: Harriet Gibsone
The Grammy-winning artist on ​d​estroying egos in school, the dealers who looked out for her, and learning from early failure
By: Harriet Gibsone
Interactive Eve in 2000 and 2026. Later photograph: PÃ¥l Hansen/The Guardian. Styling: Andie Redman. Archive image: Harry Langdon/Getty Images
By: Harriet Gibsone
The punk poet on his heroin years, dressing like Ronnie Wood, and achieving his boyhood ambition
By: Harriet Gibsone
Interactive John Cooper Clarke in 1957 and 2026. Later photograph: PÃ¥l Hansen. Styling: Andie Redman. Grooming: Alice Theobald at Arlington Artists.
By: Harriet Gibsone
The choir leader and presenter on not fitting in at his all-boys grammar, how synthesisers changed everything, and his ‘dithering’ start on TV
By: Harriet Gibsone
Interactive Gareth Malone in 1990 and 2026. Later photograph: PÃ¥l Hansen/The Guardian. Grooming: Neusa Neves at Arlington Artists using Vieve.
By: Harriet Gibsone
The potter and presenter on a tricky childhood, his religious calling for clay, and cross-dressing as Adele
By: Harriet Gibsone
The potter and presenter on a tricky childhood, his religious calling for clay, and cross-dressing as Adele
By: Harriet Gibsone
Interactive Natasha Bedingfield in 1984 and 2026. Later photograph: Simon Webb. Styling: Andie Redman. Hair and makeup: Lisa Laudat at The Wall Group.
By: Harriet Gibsone
The singer-songwriter on her unconventional education, her brother Daniel, and her quest to write a classic like Purple Rain
