Damien Woolnough is a Fashion Editor at The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. He specializes in beauty and fashion, focusing on apparel trends and industry insights. Damien's work has been featured in The Post, MSN, WAtoday, Brisbane Times, Waikato Times, and Stuff.
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Damien Woolnough's coverage primarily focuses on beauty and fashion, particularly in the context of events and trends. He would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming fashion events, emerging style trends, or insights into the fashion choices of celebrities and public figures.
Given his local geographic focus on Australia, New South Wales, and Sydney, he may also be receptive to stories that highlight local talent or showcase unique Australian contributions to the global fashion industry.
If you have expertise in trend forecasting, celebrity styling insights, or commentary on noteworthy fashion events within Damien's geographic scope or globally relevant with a potential impact locally, your pitch could align well with his coverage area.
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By: Damien Woolnough
The pop star’s attire to marry actor Callum Turner cemented the return of the bridal trend that’s trading tulle for tailoring.
Pop princess Dua Lipa has all the right moves but was more Bianca than Mick Jagger at her intimate London wedding to actor Callum Turner on the weekend.
By: Damien Woolnough
The 100-year-old retail giant is returning to challenge Myer and David Jones.
By: Damien Woolnough
From after-dark decadence to fringing and French worker jackets: on-trend tricks from the rich and famous to elevate that winter outfit. Ted talk
By: Damien Woolnough
The one non-negotiable for a fashion accessory that brings diva energy to daytime dressing.
By: Damien Woolnough
Since retiring from official royal duties in 2020, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex has become a divisive figure, but one Melbourne fashion identity stands resolutely in her corner.
By: Damien Woolnough
Scepticism, social media backlash and a 40 per cent sales spike: local label Friends With Frank experienced the “Meghan effect” first-hand and is riding the wave of popularity with joy.
By: Damien Woolnough
Australians are a more common sight riding horses at Royal Ascot than trading air kisses inside the Royal Enclosure, but on the opening day of the
