Miranda Larbi is an author at Body+Soul. She covers a diverse range of topics within health and wellness, including aging and longevity, diet and nutrition, fitness, and the fashion industry, intertwining themes of beauty and apparel design. Miranda's work has been featured in Stylist, Stockhead, Metro.co.uk, The US Sun, and MSN.
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Miranda Larbi's articles predominantly revolve around lifestyle and exercise-related topics, with a particular emphasis on gender equality and self-care. Given this focus, she may be interested in pitches that offer practical tips or "how-to" guides related to fitness, well-being, and self-care.
Considering her coverage's significant use of data and reviews, Miranda might be receptive to pitches supported by relevant statistics or studies within the fields of exercise science, mental health awareness, or gender equality in sports and wellness.
Given her national (United Kingdom) geographic focus with specific attention to London-based content, localized stories pertaining to fitness trends or events within the region would likely capture her interest.
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By: Miranda Larbi
Miranda Larbi There's nothing like a 7pm glass of wine to mark the end of a long day.
By: Miranda Larbi
Miranda Larbi As you'd expect from any fitness section, we live in athleisure. Our wardrobes are packed with sleek leggings, breathable jackets and an out-of-control trainer collection.
By: Miranda Larbi
Miranda Larbi Given the dramatic rise of run clubs, parkrun and Hyrox, it feels like we're exercising more than ever.
By: Miranda Larbi
Miranda Larbi Most of us are or will be in the throes of perimenopause by the time we reach our mid-40s.
By: Miranda Larbi
Miranda Larbi The humble legging has enjoyed a vice-like grip on many of us for decades.
By: Miranda Larbi
Last week, I got an incredible invite from my least sporty friend. “We're hosting a viewing party for the England match – all shirts welcome,” read the text.
By: Miranda Larbi
What's the one thing people worry about modern life? It's screens. Toddlers prodding iPads, partners phubbing on phones, babies and boomers hooked on YouTube.
By: Miranda Larbi
Heatwave or no heatwave, many of us are struggling to feel positive at work right now.
