Olivia Marks is a Commissioning Editor at Vogue. She focuses on themes related to sports and competitive sports, while also exploring topics such as aging and longevity, diet and nutrition, gender issues, and women's and social interests. Olivia's work has been featured in renowned publications including Vogue, Vogue Philippines, Vogue Australia, and British Vogue.
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Olivia's coverage predominantly focuses on lifestyle and entertainment, with key themes including beauty & fashion, house & home. She regularly covers profiles and events related to these topics.
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By: Olivia Marks
Twenty years in the spotlight and Lily Allen – newly split but piecing herself together – is putting the tumult of her life into her music once more. So, asks Olivia Marks, how much of her extraordinary new album is the diary of a marriage gone wrong?
By: Olivia Marks
Lily Allen—newly split but piecing herself together—is putting the tumult of her life into her music once more.
A decade after the deeply stylish John le Carré adaptation that made his name, Tom Hiddleston will play a Jonathan Pine with “more scars on the inside, more scars on the outside”, he tells Olivia Marks.
Sorry to say it, but Tom Hiddleston would make a terrible spy. It's just past Monday lunchtime on Sloane Square, and the British actor is beginning to turn heads.
By: Olivia Marks
One of the most influential women film directors working today, Kaouther Ben Hania is renowned for her boundary-pushing docudramas. Now she has turned her lens on Gaza with devastating results. Photograph by Bettina Pittaluga.
By: Olivia Marks
One of the most influential female film directors working today, Kaouther Ben Hania is renowned for her boundary-pushing docudramas. Now she has turned her lens on Gaza with devastating results.
Rackham hosts east London’s liveliest dinner parties – now, he’s guiding a whole new generation in the art of hosting at home.
By: Olivia Marks
The award-winning chef is set to continue her elevation of British food with her new, much-hyped Hackney restaurant.
Ever since his record-breaking signing to Arsenal, midfield dynamo Declan Rice has become a star on home turf and the international stage. As the biggest tournament of all beckons, the £100 million man meets Olivia Marks to talk football, fashion and the fate of the Three Lions this summer. Photographs by Sean & Seng. Styling by Gerry O’Kane.
By: Olivia Marks
With the publishing world abuzz over Gibson’s short story collection, ‘The Good Eye’, the author speaks to Olivia Marks about her early life, new book and why she chose a mid-life career pivot.
