Amel Mukhtar is an associate features writer at British Vogue. She has been reporting on arts and culture, with a focus on injustice and discrimination, since joining the team in 2019. Amel's work has been featured in THEM, Vogue, and various international editions of Vogue, as well as in 10 Magazine and Crack Magazine.
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Amel Mukhtar's coverage primarily focuses on beauty, fashion, and entertainment news with a national (United Kingdom) geographic focus. To effectively pitch to Amel, consider offering unique insights or access to individuals within these industries. This could include exclusive interviews with designers, celebrities, or industry experts.
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By: Amel Mukhtar
As a new photobook reopens the doors to PDA, London’s scene-shaping night out, Amel Mukhtar explores its enduring party spirit.
By: Amel Mukhtar
Not content with shaping contemporary fashion, both as an editorial trendsetter and a creative director known for his trailblazing aesthetics, IB Kamara is embarking on a new challenge – one that reconnects him with his earliest passion: music.
Since breaking through at the age of 16, Dave has filled arenas, headlined festivals and conquered the charts. With the release of his third album
Amel Mukhtar reflects on her experience of gaining rare access to the introspective rapper.
“Ultimately we wanna be like, ‘Yo, you want to see Black British culture in one take?” says co-founder David Sonubi, whose galaxy of events have become cornerstones of Black British life.
