Malaika Crawford is a Style Editor at HODINKEE, Inc. She specializes in beauty and fashion, with a keen focus on luxury goods, the fashion industry, and jewellery. Her work has been featured in prominent publications including The Week, British Vogue, Vogue, Vogue Singapore, and Family Style.
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Malaika Crawford's articles mainly focus on beauty, fashion, and design, with significant coverage of luxury watches and collaborations within the industry. Her content includes reviews, private sector announcements, exclusives as well as interviews.
When reaching out to Malaika for potential coverage or contributions, consider providing insights into new fashion trends in the watch industry or exclusive access to launches and collaborations between luxury brands. Additionally, experts who can provide valuable analysis on the impact of specific collaborations or trends in fashion watches may capture her interest.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Malaika's articles, pitches related to global fashion and luxury trends are likely to be relevant.
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From the Art Deco watch necklace favoured by Taylor Swift to Princess Diana’s Vacheron Constantin Lady Kalla, watches clock up serious style points on the red carpet.
By: Malaika Crawford
A century on, the modern wristwatch still begins with Oyster.
By: Malaika Crawford
Good things come in small, sporty gold packages.
By: Malaika Crawford
The return of the reference 3738. ADVERTISEMENT What We Know
By: Malaika Crawford
From contemporary reinterpretations of ’70s opulence from Bulgari and Piaget to clean-lined ’40s elegance from Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels, retro glamour was everywhere at Watches & Wonders 2026.
From new iterations of Cartier’s Baignoire bangle and Chanel’s Première to Rolex’s perennial favourite, the Oyster Perpetual, watch houses are going mini for maximum impact.
By: Malaika Crawford
From anniversary pieces by IWC and Patek Philippe to an understated hit from Chopard, these are the winning tool watches from Watches and Wonders 2026.
By: Malaika Crawford
A sodalite dial Polo 79 anchors a broader return to semiprecious stone dials, drawing on Piaget's 1970s design language.
Chanel brings blue ceramic into the core J12 lineup, introduces a matte black execution, and scales the watch down with new mini models.
Hailey Bieber’s favourite Audemars Piguet watch just had a Pop-Art inspired Swatch makeover, with the release of the colourful Bioceramic Royal Pop Collection
