Do you love keeping up-to-date with the latest fashion trends? Can you write dazzling copy to deadline? A career in fashion journalism could be a great way to share your knowledge and passion. Whether you’re an aspiring fashion journalist, or a published writer looking to up your game, this masterclass offers insider advice on how to make your writing stand out from the crowd.
Speakers include Jo Elvin, editor-in-chief of Glamour, Jodie Harrison, editor of the Mr Porter Journal, and Lorraine Candy, editor-in-chief of Elle. Together, our expert panel will offer insider tips on how to write everything from catwalk reviews to news stories and longform features. The masterclass also includes advice on how to write for print and digital formats, as well as tips on how to optimise content for the web. Don’t miss out on the chance to learn from some of the UK’s leading fashion editors and start turning your love of fashion into a career.
Course content
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Jodie Harrison, editor of Mr Porter’s weekly style guide, gives advice on how to write dynamic men’s fashion content for the digital era
- A keynote speech from Jo Elvin on her journey to becoming head honcho of Glamour magazine, the UK’s bestselling print title
- Lorraine Candy, on how to future-proof your journalistic skills for the digital age and hone your writing for a new, web-savvy audience
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Tutor profiles
Jo Elvin is editor-in-chief of Glamour, the UK’s bestselling print title, and Glamour.com, the biggest online magazine brand. Jo also launched the Glamour Women of the Year Awards, now in its 11th year, which is recognised as one of the premier award events in Britain. Find her on Twitter here.
Jodie Harrison is editor of the Mr Porter Journal, which showcases key items from mrporter.com, and offers access to the world’s innovators, entrepreneurs and trendsetters. Previously, Jodie was the executive style and grooming editor of UK GQ magazine, where she set up and chaired the GQ Grooming Awards. Find her on Twitter here.
Lorraine Candy has been Editor-in-Chief of ELLE and elleuk.com since 2004. During her editorship, she has overseen a successful rebranding of the title and led the magazine to win 10 awards in five years. She began her career in journalism at The Cornish Times at the age of 16 and regularly writes for newspapers such as The Times, The Guardian and the Daily Mail.
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