Ellie Violet Bramley is a journalist who writes for The Guardian and Yahoo Sports Canada. Her work has also been featured in BBC Mundo. Ellie covers a wide range of topics in her articles, including fashion, culture, and current events. She has a keen eye for trends and a knack for capturing the essence of popular culture in her writing.
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Ellie Violet Bramley's articles predominantly focus on fashion and beauty, often featuring expert commentary, reviews, and event coverage. She would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique insights from industry experts regarding emerging fashion trends, the impact of events like award shows on fashion choices, or analysis of the latest developments within the fashion industry.
Given her emphasis on expert commentary and review-type pieces, she may respond well to sources who can provide thoughtful analysis or critique specific to new trends in fashion design or consumer behavior changes related to lifestyle shifts.
Understanding her interest in lifestyle topics as well could enable effective pitching for stories that tie together both fashion and broader social trends.
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By: Ellie Violet Bramley
ellie violet bramley The palette at the McQueen spring/summer show swirled around silvery grey, ivory and jet black.
By: Ellie Violet Bramley
Seán McGirr’s banshee-inspired show seems to set tone for more accessible, buzzy – and commercial – label
By: Ellie Violet Bramley
ellie violet bramley Kit Harington as Henry Muck in HBO series Industry. Photograph: Nick Strasburg/BBC/Bad Wolf Productions/HBO
By: Ellie Violet Bramley
Return of hit TV series Industry brings sleeveless garment back into the spotlight and may even have boosted sales
By: Ellie Violet Bramley
From peas to parsnips, food just tastes better after a pounding. Top cooks explain the year’s tastiest trend
By: Ellie Violet Bramley
It was a budget the chancellor said would “match the greatest economic moments in Labour history”, and for the occasion Rachel Reeves chose to wear a garment to match the moment: a pussybow blouse.
By: Ellie Violet Bramley
Chancellor’s clothing choice shrewdly followed fashion footsteps of Thatcher, Harris and 17th-century menswear
If the names Fendi, Dior and Valentino were rubbed from the shop fronts, Milan's Via Monte Napoleone could pass for a slightly fancier than average
By: Ellie Violet Bramley
The high-couture styles of the film version of the hit show reflect a trend of designer daring on the stage
It's been a year of lookalikes – but the lure of the "second self" goes way back to the folklore of the Irish "fetch" and the Nordic "fylgja", and to the writings of Edgar Allen Poe and Sigmund Freud.
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