Editor in Chief, The Florentine (B'Gruppo srl)
Helen Farrell is the Editor in Chief at The Florentine (B'Gruppo srl). She specializes in a diverse range of themes including arts and entertainment, theater, hospitality and leisure, and culture and society, with a particular interest in topics such as the Royal Family, Queen Elizabeth, and Italy. Helen's work is prominently featured in The Florentine.
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Florence, Italy (Local)
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Helen's coverage focuses on local events, seasonal topics, and expert commentary related to culture, society, house & home, beauty & fashion. She regularly features articles about Florence, fashion, art, food and events. To effectively reach out to Helen Farrell with relevant pitches for her publication or segments she covers in the local (Italy) area of Florence; consider providing insights into upcoming cultural events or seasonal activities unique to the region. Expert commentary related to fashion trends or societal shifts within Florence could also be well-received based on her coverage attributes.
When tailoring your pitch toward Helen Farrell's coverage style and geographic focus in Italy (Florence), it would be beneficial to highlight how your content aligns with the themes and topics she typically covers such as local cultural happenings or developments in the realms of fashion and lifestyle specific to that region.
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Veneto victuals, grilled Tuscan meat feasts and Japanese home cooking entice us down this Florentine backstreet.
Head to Teatro Niccolini for the one-man musical play, I Found My Horn, starring Jonathan Guy Lewis.
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Seafood restaurant Onde might be new, but it’s already making waves among well-to-do Florentines and in-the-know internationals.
On November 4, Giunti Odeon will celebrate a year of success, converting the cinema into an internationally recognised cultural centre
70-plus works provide insight on the unbreakable bond between the artistic movement and the northern French region.
Duccio and his team design feathered items for renowned fashion houses and A-lister celebrities.
From the Jubilee to big concerts and major cultural events both new and returning, 2025 is sure to be buzzing.
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