Fascism and Fashion. — The Grey
As Donald Trump took his place as President of the US once again, endless clips and pictures of Melania Trump flooded my Twitter/X time line (mostly due to the hat being a meme).
About Me
Communications and content professional with a BA in Film Practice and an MA in Journalism and Public Relations. Experience across communications, social media, community engagement and partnership management for national organisations and independent brands.
Delivered charity and community campaigns at Dunelm, supporting its award-winning partnership with Age UK, and completed a communications internship at Splendid Communications, working with clients including Travelodge, Big Yellow Self Storage and Ginsters. Alongside this, I volunteer as a writer and content creator, producing culture, fashion and entertainment content for independent publications, blogs, zines and local radio.
Featured Articles
Some of my articles that I have written for small and independent publications. Mixture of reviews and interviews.
Reality Bytes: The Dangers of Rampant Misogyny in Online Spaces
From the ‘Manosphere’, alpha-male podcasts to incels, online communities that were once anonymous have become breeding grounds for viral content and movements targeting women both online and offline.
Labubus and the Curation of Personality. — The Grey
Originally posted for The Grey Zine.
For the past few weeks, I’ve been seeing these things everywhere—not just on my social media feed, but also in person. Labubu is the new craze, released in hype-inducing blind boxes by Pop Mart. Essentially, they’re a little portable demon, a gremlin-looking doll/keychains.
For the past few weeks, I’ve been seeing these things everywhere—not just on my social media feed, but also in person. Labubu is the new craze, released in hype-inducing blind boxes by Pop Mart. Essentially, they’re a little portable demon, a gremlin-looking doll/keychains.
Echoes In Time – A time capsule of the golden age of Korean Cinema
Originally posted for k-pop bangsong.
Welcome to the 2024 Lookback, a new series in which we investigate the most iconic moments of the year from the Year of the Dragon. In today’s first instalment, we bring you a landmark breaking moment from the World of Korean cinema and the collaboration of the final film season hosted by the BFI Southbank alongside the 50th anniversary of the Korean Film Archive.
Welcome to the 2024 Lookback, a new series in which we investigate the most iconic moments of the year from the Year of the Dragon. In today’s first instalment, we bring you a landmark breaking moment from the World of Korean cinema and the collaboration of the final film season hosted by the BFI Southbank alongside the 50th anniversary of the Korean Film Archive.
Breaking the Glass Ceiling: Introspective portrayals of Mothers and Daughters
Originally posted for k-pop bangsong on 24/01/2024.
