Assistant Editor (Fashion, Grooming and Watches)
Joseph Furness is an Assistant Editor specializing in fashion, grooming, and watches. With a focus on streetwear and sneaker culture, Joseph's articles provide readers with in-depth insights into the history, trends, and collaborations within the fashion industry. His work can be found in publications such as Esquire magazine, Yahoo Sports UK, Esquire Philippines, and Newswav.
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Joseph Furness appears to focus on covering fashion, sneakers, streetwear, menswear, and designer collaborations. His coverage attributes indicate a preference for promotional deals and exclusive content.
If you are reaching out to Joseph with a pitch or story idea, consider offering exclusive access to new fashion releases or insights into the latest trends in sneakers and menswear. Additionally, providing information about promotional deals within the fashion industry may resonate well with his coverage style.
As he covers topics related to beauty & fashion, lifestyle, house & home - it's important that pitches align closely with these themes while focusing on aspects of fashion such as designer collaborations and emerging trends in menswear.
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By: Joseph Furness
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