Jo Ellison is the features director at the Financial Times. She specializes in beauty and fashion, apparel design, and the intersection of arts and entertainment, often exploring themes within the film industry and luxury goods. Jo's work has been featured in prominent publications including FT中文网, Yahoo Finance, and British Vogue.
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Jo Ellison's articles primarily focus on fashion and entertainment, often through opinion editorials. If you're looking to pitch her, consider offering expert commentary related to the latest trends in fashion or insights into the entertainment industry. Given that she writes opinion pieces, providing a fresh perspective or analysis on current events in these areas could be particularly appealing.
As Jo Ellison's geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), your pitch should align with this scope when discussing specific trends, events, or personalities within the UK fashion and entertainment industries.
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Celebrating the multi-hyphenates, from Marte Mei van Haaster to Troye Sivan
Declaring oneself the new messiah is distinctly on trend
For the editor, the season begins with cloudless skies, the seaside and a favourite denim shirt
Few influencers have the same cultural gravitas as the late American heiress Bunny Mellon
By: Jo Ellison
Opinion | Jo Ellison After the spectacle of the Met Gala, it's difficult to know if today's influencers have the same cultural gravitas as their predecessors. Jo Ellison
Introducing the travel issue
By: Jo Ellison, Elizabeth Paton, Adrienne Klasa
Scion of billionaire Arnault family who own LVMH is attempting a reboot alongside designer Jonathan Anderson
By: Jo Ellison
Inside the St Clement, a trip to Jack White’s studio and the best veneers in the world
When it comes to getting on a plane, you cannot lower your expectations enough
When it comes to flying, you cannot lower your expectations enough. A once glorious mode of transportation, is now no more rewarding than travelling by minivan.
