Annabel Jones is a Beauty Editor at Large. She specializes in beauty and fashion, focusing on the latest trends and insights within the beauty industry. Annabel's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the New Zealand Herald, MSN, The Age, and The Telegraph, among others.
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Annabel's coverage primarily focuses on lifestyle and beauty, with a significant emphasis on how-to guides and promotional deals. If you have expertise in providing practical tips for skincare, haircare, or fashion that align with current trends or upcoming events like Christmas, reaching out to her could be beneficial.
Given the frequent inclusion of "best gifts" recommendations and "how-to" articles, pitches centered around new product launches in the beauty and fashion industry may also capture Annabel's interest. Additionally, if you represent brands offering exclusive promotions or collaborations within these sectors, it might be worth pitching those to her as well.
Since Annabel’s geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), pitches should take this into account by highlighting products or services available within the UK market specifically.
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Move over, fringe. Celebrities are coveting a new hairstyle, and it’s easy to achieve.
By: Sonia Haria, Annabel Jones
Feeling spent but in need of a lift? From glow-boosting serums to shine-restoring hair masks, these are the best bargains to try now
By: Annabel Jones
Long hair always felt like a safer choice, but my new ‘lazy girl’ bob makes me feel more confident and polished
The new trope of targeted body products, heroing unsexy pharmaceutical ingredients, is outperforming their luxury counterparts – for a fraction of the price.
The anti-Mar-a-Lago beauty movement is less about youth than preserving individuality
By: Annabel Jones
Her new look is modern, soft and easy-to-style – here’s how to achieve it
From hyaluronic acid to ceramides, the beauty world is awash with buzzwords. Here’s what they actually mean
Remember the Noughties? When spray tans were as ubiquitous as ballet flats? Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, Britney Spears (even Jennifer Aniston) were rarely seen without an all-over mist of clementine.
By: Annabel Jones
The latest creams and liquids are easy to apply, and the results are perfection
By: Annabel Jones
Dr David Jack, a cosmetic doctor with clinics in London and Edinburgh, took to Instagram earlier this month to call out ageism, telling his followers
