Amy Francombe is a journalist based in London, specializing in the fashion and beauty industry. With a focus on luxury brands and emerging trends, Amy's work has been featured in various publications such as Vogue Business, Yahoo Sports UK, and Evening Standard. She provides insightful analysis, interviews, and predictions for the fashion and beauty sectors.
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Amy Francombe's coverage mainly revolves around beauty, fashion, luxury brands and entertainment news, with a focus on local (London) events. Given this emphasis, she is likely to be responsive to pitches offering expert commentary or access to unique insights within the beauty and fashion industry.
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By: Amy Francombe, Lucy Maguire, Condé Nast, Jamie Clifton, Nateisha Scott, Maghan Mcdowell, Maliha Shoaib
Footwear brand Ecco is tapping young designers like Knwls and Duran Lantink across London and Paris fashion weeks. It’s part of a grand plan to regain some cool.
By: Bella Webb, Lucy Maguire, Amy Francombe
Once focused on booking models, fashion brands are now turning to their own communities to bring their designs to life. Is this a new frontier for brand storytelling or just another marketing gimmick?
More niche, more normalised: don’t expect the crossover of cultures to fade away anytime soon.
By: Amy Francombe
The sci-fi-loving fashion house has partnered with Disney to make an eco-friendly bag that could signal a shift in 3D-printed apparel.
By: Amy Francombe, Madeleine Schulz, Rachel Cernansky, Laure Guilbault
After going viral on TikTok over the last year, bodysuits were a key trend on the SS25 runway. With elevated consumer demand, it’s a new opportunity for luxury brands.
By: Amy Francombe
After going viral on TikTok over the last year, bodysuits were a key trend on the SS25 runway. With elevated consumer demand, it's a new opportunity for luxury brands.
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By: Lucy Maguire, Nateisha Scott, Amy Francombe, Megan Doyle
Streamers, known for live-streamed gaming or comedy content, are building huge followings among Gen Alpha and Gen Z. But with their volatile content sometimes resulting in scandal, it’s risky business for brands.
By: Nateisha Scott, Laia Garcia-Furtado, Milena Lazazzera, Amy Francombe, Bella Webb
Rachel Scott, Willy Chavarria, Henry Zankov and more were honoured at the ceremony, held at the American Museum of Natural History.
By: Amy Francombe, Bella Webb, Nateisha Scott, Kirsty Mcgregor, Milena Lazazzera
After a pandemic-Brexit battering, Temperley London is opening a new flagship, relaunching wholesale for its main line and expanding into new categories.
By: Maliha Shoaib, Nateisha Scott, Bella Webb, Amy Francombe, Milena Lazazzera
The group, which includes the Moncler brand as well as Stone Island, said sales are up 6 per cent in the first nine months of 2024.
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