Nell Frizzell is a journalist and author known for her work in British Vogue, The Guardian, and Vogue. She covers a wide range of topics including parenting, women's health, culture, and lifestyle. Nell's writing is often characterized by her candid and relatable approach, providing insights and perspectives on various issues.
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Nell Frizzell's articles predominantly cover lifestyle, entertainment, and family & relationships. Her work often features personal experiences and opinion pieces related to parenting, collectibles, Christmas, women's health, and single motherhood. When reaching out to Nell with potential story ideas or expert commentary pitches, consider topics related to these themes.
Given her focus on personal experiences and opinion pieces in the areas of lifestyle, entertainment, and family & relationships she may be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives or personal stories on relevant issues such as modern parenting challenges or heartwarming tales related to collectibles or family traditions during festive seasons.
Since Nell does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned but covers universal human interest topics like parenting and holiday celebrations that are relatable globally.
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If you had asked any of Jackie's Alemany friends what color wedding dress she was going to wear, under no circumstances would they have said
By: Laird Borrelli-Persson, Nell Frizzell, Audrey Noble, Philipp Wehsack
“The internet (or at least the corner of it I’m frequently ushered into) seems to be labouring under the fervent belief that there is one universal and ‘correct’ way to talk to your child.”
By: Nell Frizzell
The internet seems to be labouring under the fervent belief that there is one universal and ‘correct' way to talk to your child
By: Nupur Sarvaiya
Cocktail drapes to embroidered saris, Nayanthara is an ardent fan of the six-yard staple. But recently, she called on a classic Chanderi sari to do the job.
By: Laird Borrelli-Persson, Nell Frizzell, Emma Spedding
“People who can simultaneously attend to the needs of a newborn and a toddler have my unerring admiration; anyone working in recruitment should recognise their panoply of transferable skills immediately.”
Age gaps run in my family. I grew up with a sister eight years older than me, and have since gained sisters 17 and 20 years younger.
By: Julia Storm, Joy Montgomery, Laura Hawkins, Nell Frizzell, Tracy Achonwa
“Well, cut my fringe and call me Reeves: the autumn budget for 2024 is here...”
By: Tracy Achonwa, Nell Frizzell, Hayley Maitland, Afua Hirsch, Emma Specter
“The sad thing is that as a Black woman, it’s easy to understand why she says what she thinks her fellow politicians want to hear,” says Afua Hirsch. “It remains the easiest way to get rewarded by institutions like the Conservative party, which are too often constitutionally allergic to progress.”
By: Hannah Coates, Joy Montgomery, Nell Frizzell
“I want to remember that in creating a child I am not just opening myself up to risk, worry and frailty; I am also embodying an act of power and strength that no President of the United States has ever matched.”
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