Daisy Jones is a Features Writer at British Vogue. With a rich background in arts and entertainment, she covers topics ranging from pop culture and the film industry to beauty and fashion, often exploring the intersections of culture and society. Daisy's work has been featured in prominent outlets including VICE Media, Refinery29, and The New York Times.
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Daisy Jones' coverage predominantly centers around entertainment news, family & relationships, and beauty & fashion. She would likely be receptive to pitches that offer expert commentary on trends in these areas or related seasonal topics.
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