Annabel Iwegbue is an Assistant to the Editor-in-Chief, contributing to various publications such as Yahoo News, Cosmopolitan, AOL, Inc., and Harper's Bazaar Netherlands. With a focus on lifestyle and entertainment, Annabel's articles cover topics ranging from fashion and beauty to home decor and relationship advice.
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Annabel's coverage primarily focuses on lifestyle, home decor, and entertainment-related topics. She often features "how-to" guides, reviews, and promotional deals in her articles. Pitches for Annabel should be centered around providing practical advice or recommendations related to home decor, lifestyle tips, fashion choices, or relationship guidance.
Given the prominence of how-to guides and reviews in her work, she may be interested in receiving pitches from companies offering products or services that align with her content themes. For example,, if you have a new product that fits within the home decor category or can contribute to an entertaining how-to guide related to relationships or fashion choices you could consider reaching out.
Although Annabel does not specify a geographic focus it seems she takes a broad international perspective covering trends and ideas relevant across different regions.
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It's one of the most daunting questions of all time. You've met a new person, you're getting along, and then they pose it to you: "What do you like to do in your free time?"
By: Annabel Iwegbue
Between a "longevity hub" spa and a pool club in the clouds, it's definitely worth booking a trip.
By: Annabel Iwegbue
The Timmy Twins Took Over NYC This Weekend Eli Schmidt For Cosmopolitan "Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."
Annabel Iwegbue · 6-min read I'm a bona fide stargazer. Be it a red carpet Instagram carousel, an extremely out-of-touch
By: Annabel Iwegbue
Forget the pollsters!
Progress. It's a word that, in 2024, gets thrown around a lot. Especially when it comes to representation across all sorts of roles at all sorts of companies, including, crucially, at start-ups. Yet...people of color—and specifically women of color—still don't often get the chance to even enter the conversation. Over the past few years, less than 1 percent of venture capital funding in this country has gone toward women of color entrepreneurs. (Making matters worse, funds that are geared toward supporting these women have become targets of anti-affirmative-action groups, forcing at least one to shut down entirely.)
Whoever says you shouldn't check your phone on Christmas is just a hater. An angry elf, if you will. Yes, the festive is period about connecting IRL with friends and family, but honestly?
Hundreds of female business owners applied for the chance to win a $100K business investment at HearstLab's pitch competition next week. These are the finalists who will take the stage.
These female entrepreneurs of color are initiating change where it’s desperately needed. Read up on how.
You've done it. You've taken the most perfect selfie known to (wo)man. And now…it's both a natural impulse and your human responsibility to share it with the masses.
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