Kathleen Baird-Murray is a Beauty Editor at various prestigious publications, including British Vogue and The Telegraph. With a focus on the beauty and fashion industry, she delves into topics such as skincare, makeup, fragrance, and wellness, exploring themes of aging and longevity. Kathleen's work has been featured in renowned outlets like Glamour, The Times, and Vogue Philippines.
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Kathleen Baird-Murray's articles predominantly focus on lifestyle, entertainment, fashion, beauty, and health. She often covers events such as film festivals and provides expert tips in these areas. When reaching out to her, consider providing insights or access to experts within the fields of beauty and skincare products, celebrity lifestyles or red carpet fashion at notable events like film festivals.
As Kathleen does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned and her coverage spans international celebrities and events such as Cannes Film Festival 2023, she may be open to pitches with a global perspective.
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By: Ranyechi Udemezue, Tracy Achonwa, Nicky Alcenat, Tish Weinstock, Bex Wade, Kathleen Baird-Murray, Margaux Anbouba, Felicia Pennant, Concetta Ciarlo, Georgia Day, Daniel Rodgers, Emily Chan
Nicky Alcenat reflects on her beauty journey post-transition – from trusted staple brands to eyeshadow for hedonistic nights on the town.
How to harness an everyday evil to your advantage
By: Kathleen Baird-Murray
From new brands to clever, functional oils and fragrances, here’s what you need to know about aromatherapy in 2025.
Kathleen Baird-Murray unpicks the world of fragrance-free skincare, to find out if scent is really such a bad thing when it comes to our skin.
By around the age of 65, things start to shift. That's often when people begin thinking about , or at least stepping back a bit.
By: Kathleen Baird-Murray, Jenny Berg
How can you tell someone's age? Is it A, their ability to find their way around anything more tech-y than sending an email and using a
Here I am, frozen mid- doomscroll , staring at a cartoon strawberry in a plunging white shirt and teeny tiny miniskirt, crouching to pick up a pen off of an office floor.
Forget a facelift. The most transformative thing you can do is to fight for your hair, says Kathleen Baird-Murray. Hair Thinning Treatments For Menopausal
Socialising is still the focus, but as people quit alcohol for healthier pursuits, the industry is responding to demand
Natural ingredients and sustainable methods are powering a new generation of brands. It’s the Mediterranean diet, but for skincare
