Maxine Wally is a Senior Digital Editor at W Magazine. With a focus on the fashion industry, luxury goods, and the beauty sector, she explores themes in beauty and fashion, fine art, and art dealing. Maxine's work has been featured in the Evening Standard and W Magazine.
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Maxine Wally's articles predominantly cover lifestyle and entertainment, with a focus on fashion, art, photography, celebrities, and beauty. Her coverage attributes encompass event coverage and profile features. To effectively reach out to Maxine for potential collaboration or pitching of content ideas, consider offering unique profiles within the realms of fashion, art or photography that showcase personal stories or events. Additionally, pitches related to celebrity beauty tips or insights into their lives would likely align well with her coverage interests.
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‘Hard Copy New York’ features works by Ryan McGinley, Stephen Shore, and more—put through a Xerox.
By: Maxine Wally, Che Baez, Carolyn Twersky Winkler, Kyle Munzenrieder
Four W editors tried the fashion-slash-oral-care collab of the year, and shared their honest opinions.
By: Maxine Wally
Ahead of two shows celebrating the “American Matisse,” those who drew inspiration from him talk their favorite works.
By: Maxine Wally
Fresh off her gold-medal glory, the figure skating champ discusses how she draws style inspiration from her siblings, and her Paris Fashion Week debut.
The famed image-makers, who’ve shot everyone from Lee McQueen to Lady Gaga, revisit four decades of boundary-pushing work in a major new retrospective.
Friends, collaborators, and lovers—from A$AP Rocky and SZA to Mariah Carey and Mary J. Blige—share their stories about the trailblazing artist, mogul, and mother.
The actor turned the launch of the jeweler’s new Moderniste collection into a family affair.
Featuring cameos from her grandmother and closest friends, the artist's tender new video turns heartbreak into a story of healing.
At Dom Pérignon’s Révélations event, the actor stood barefoot and silent for 'House of Gestures,' a performance staged before Solange Knowles, Alexa Chung, and more.
See exclusive Polaroids from inside the event celebrating the acclaimed artists who donate works to the festival's filmmakers.
