Ellie Pithers is an Assistant Editor at HTSI. She covers a diverse range of topics including celebrities, comedy, and entertainment news, with a particular focus on the beauty industry, makeup, and skincare. Ellie has been featured in prominent publications such as Vogue Business, Vogue, The New York Times, The Times, Guest of a Guest LLC, Magzter, Architectural Digest, British Vogue, and the Financial Times.
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Ellie Pithers focuses on beauty and fashion, with a notable emphasis on event coverage, seasonal trends, and product reviews. To effectively pitch to her, consider offering insights into upcoming events in the fashion industry or providing access to exclusive interviews with designers or celebrities relevant to the topics she covers. Additionally, pitches featuring new seasonal trends, product launches or reviews may be well-received by Ellie.
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The $100mn brand has built a hyper-loyal following by keeping things simple
By: Ellie Pithers, Rosanna Dodds, Sara Semic, Inès Cross, Georgina Elliott
Martinis with Harry Styles, an infinity room and eight more chic experiences
By: Benjamin Canares, Ellie Pithers
The French actor has always made clowning look cool
By: Ellie Pithers
The interior designer loves corduroy, Cole Porter and Kraft cheese slices
Ellie Pithers finds holiday heaven in a herbaceous border
Parisian proportions meet New York polish in a new range by Alyssa Kapito and Savette
By: Marion Willingham, Fiona Golfar, Inès Cross, Maria Shollenbarger, Ellie Pithers, Kanae Hasegawa, Aoife Murray, Georgina Elliott, Clare Coulson, Sara Semic
A global guide to the finest blooms
By: Sara Semic, Inès Cross, Ellie Pithers
The modern marriage ceremony demands a personal touch
By: Ellie Pithers, Anna Cafolla
David Hockney was “a proper dandy,” as his friend, Christopher Simon Sykes, once remarked—and the picture of a very English kind of elegance.
As vibrant as boxes of sweets, embroidered with confectionery motifs, in a range of gourmand shades: clover green, lemon yellow, strawberry pink. Poised between fun and vertigo.
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