Charlie Teasdale is a journalist and writer for Esquire UK, British GQ, and The Wall Street Journal. With a focus on men's fashion and culture, Charlie's articles cover a range of topics, from style and grooming to film criticism and social media trends. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports UK and Cigalah Group.
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Charlie Teasdale's articles primarily focus on lifestyle and fashion, with an emphasis on men's style. His coverage includes reviews and expert commentary, indicating receptiveness to pitches offering product reviews or insights from experts in the fashion industry.
If you have a unique product related to men's fashion or accessories, pitching it for review could be effective. Additionally, providing expert commentary on emerging trends or topics within the men's style space may also capture Charlie’s interest.
Given his national focus on the United Kingdom, consider tailoring your pitch to align with UK-specific products or trends in men's fashion.
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By: Charlie Teasdale
Like a visit to the M&S menswear department, it isn’t glamorous, but it hits the spot
By: Charlie Teasdale, Simon Lipman
Leading fashion brands are selling ludicrously capacious totes. They often look great and are supposedly practical—but how do they fare in the real world? Our writer tested six, with comically mixed results.
By: Thomas Barrie, Charlie Teasdale, Josh Lee, Lucy Ford, Conrad Quilty-Harper, Jack King, Gabriella Paiella, Adam Cheung, Murray Clark, David Taylor, Ollie Cox, Scarlett Baker, Jack Bridgland
It looks good on Elordi — and it'll look good on you, too
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British actor Rupert Friend mends his own trousers, loves Harris Tweed and buys his shirts in Pall Mall. Charlie Teasdale meets him
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