Jade Wickes is a Senior Editor at various prominent publications. She specializes in the intersection of food and beverages, with a keen focus on beverage production, drinks and spirits, and packaged beverages, while also exploring themes in arts and entertainment and photography. Jade's work has been featured in The Face, British Vogue, i-D, Evening Standard, and Magzter.
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Jade's articles predominantly focus on entertainment news, particularly music and rising artists. She also covers fashion, photography, and gift guides. Given the variety of topics she covers within the entertainment industry, she may be interested in pitches related to emerging artists' profiles, new trends in fashion or photography that intersect with music culture.
As Jade doesn't have a specific geographic focus but is based in London, she might appreciate pitches related to local talents and events happening within her vicinity. Additionally, considering her interest in profiling new artists and covering events suggests that she could be receptive to exclusive interviews with up-and-coming musicians or behind-the-scenes access to unique cultural experiences.
She often writes profile features and provides expert commentary suggesting an openness to receiving insightful perspectives from experts in various fields such as music criticism or trend analysis within the entertainment industry.
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Also on the Rated by THE FACE playlist: The Hellp, Wesley Joseph, Triage and Pollyfromthedirt.
By: Jade Wickes
When everything else was going wrong, the 27-year-old comedian landed a job working with Rachel Sennott “one of the hardest working, most determined people I've ever met” on her acclaimed HBO show.
By: Tiffany Lai, Davy Reed, Jade Wickes
Also on the Rated by THE FACE playlist: Central Cee, Zukovstheworld, George Riley and TTSSFU.
Master of her own universe, True Poster, It-girl in the making: meet Romy Mars, the 19-year-old on the cusp of pretty much everything.
By: Lucy Mahoney, Jade Wickes, Davy Reed, Tiffany Lai
Also on the Rated by THE FACE playlist: Jane Remover, The Crying Nudes, Len and Daniel Blumberg.
Costume designer Natasha Newman-Thomas on how she turned Maddy into the ultimate “vixen” and what goes into designing the most anticipated series of the year.
photography by NIKOLAI VOELCKER Kula, 27 Deen, 24 Stella, 22 Madeline, 40 something Milo, 36 & Ned, 34
By: Jade Wickes
On one of the hottest days of the year last week, I stepped into a time machine, a Tardis, a Persian restaurant called Simorgh. Its vast interior, deceiving from the outside, seems to go on and on and on. Open since March this year, Simorgh immediately caught my eye — not just because of the gorgeous golden dragon above the door, but because it’s the sister restaurant of Persepolis, which has been a Peckham stalwart for the past 25 years. Self-described as an “off-the-wall veggie restaurant”, it has become a firm local favourite synonymous with homely, affordable Persian cooking (and the opportunity to BYOB).
Read this exciting story from The London Standard June 04, 2026 issue. On one of the hottest days of the year last week, I stepped into a time machine, a Tardis, a Persian restaurant called Simorgh.
As it’s become usurped by TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat as the social media apps of choice among young people, the only cool way to post on the platform is to not post at all.
