Daisy Jones is a Features Writer at British Vogue. She specializes in beauty and fashion, arts and entertainment, and health and wellness, with a keen focus on the fashion industry and luxury goods. Daisy's work has been featured in prominent publications including VICE Media, Refinery29, and The New York Times.
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