Lisa Armstrong is the Head of Fashion at KREM 2 Media Group. She specializes in the beauty and fashion sectors, focusing on the fashion industry, apparel design, and luxury goods. Lisa's work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Sydney Morning Herald, Yahoo News UK, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Lisa Armstrong's articles mainly cover themes related to beauty and fashion, with a focus on providing how-to guides, seasonal content, and promotional deals. Her coverage frequently features articles on celebrity style and fashion trends.
Given her emphasis on "how-to" guides and the promotion of seasonal items, pitches tailored to providing practical tips for style-conscious individuals or promoting relevant products could be well-received. Additionally, as she covers local topics in Coeur D Alene, Idaho, she may also appreciate pitches that align with regional preferences or showcase local talent within the beauty and fashion industry.
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Lisa Armstrong Dior and LA are almost as synonymous as Dior and Paris. Jennifer Lawrence picked up an Oscar wearing Dior.
By: Lisa Armstrong
Lisa Armstrong For the third instalment in our new series of reader makeovers, Michelle Drake, 60, from Tottenham, came seeking a workwear refresh to suit her new role.
By: Lisa Armstrong
For the third instalment in our new series of reader makeovers, Michelle Drake, 60, from Tottenham, came seeking a workwear refresh to suit her new role.
By: Lisa Armstrong, Sasha Slater
Lisa Armstrong, Sasha Slater
Remember when smart casual meant City boys ditching their ties; teak-tanned Europeans wearing navy Brioni blazers with denim and women wearing a midi dress over jeans?
Helen, 58, sought The Telegraph’s help to find clothes that would suit her figure after weight loss
By: Lisa Armstrong
A common misconception about Trinny Woodall is that she’s not an altogether serious person. This despite the fact that revenue at her beauty and skincare business, Trinny London, which sells in 180 countries, was £70m in 2025, up 25 per cent on the previous year, giving it a market value of around £200m.
By: Lisa Armstrong
In response to a reader enquiry about sleeved, summer dresses (without looking frumpy), we’ve rounded up the best styles to buy this season
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