Harriet Walker is the fashion editor at The Times, where she has been a key voice since 2014. She specializes in covering social and sartorial trends within the fashion industry, blending her insights on beauty and culture with themes of gender and social interest. Harriet's work has been featured in notable publications such as Poultry World, India Today, and the New Zealand Herald.
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Harriet Walker predominantly covers beauty and fashion, with a focus on seasonal trends, opinions, promotional deals, reviews, and event coverage. If you're looking to pitch ideas to her, consider offering insights or expert commentary on current or upcoming fashion trends, analysis of celebrity fashion choices at events or in everyday life.
Given the emphasis on seasonal content (24%), pitching timely pieces related to changing fashion seasons could be particularly effective. Harriet’s articles also include opinion editorials (12%), so if you have unique perspectives or controversial viewpoints related to the beauty and fashion industry this may resonate well with her.
It's important to keep in mind that Harriet doesn't seem geographically focused based on the provided article titles; therefore global perspectives are likely appreciated.
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The brand has been passing for more expensive labels among the style set
By: Harriet Walker
Camilla’s are straight, Eliza’s are baggy. Harriet Walker on good denim for any age
The chain’s collaboration with the streetwear brand Aries, drawing on its retro St Michael branding, is already selling out
By: Harriet Walker, Hannah Betts
The daughter of a 1970s Hollywood star is suing for the right to bring her pet to the table. Hannah Betts doesn’t blame her
It’s been scorching for so long we’ve forgotten how to dress when the temperature dips. Here’s what I’m reaching for now,
Posh’s fashion house is in the black, with an operating profit of £7.3 million. But it’s thanks to the success of her make-up line more than her clothes
The retrospective exhibition was intended to mark his comeback — it backfired, says Harriet Walker
Extra-large sizes are shrinking, along with the nation’s waistlines
It’s the modern way to celebrate a milestone — but now the natural look is in
The city has its own No 10 and now its own catwalk schedule. Is north the new black?
