Riann Phillip is an Editorial Assistant for British Vogue, with her work also featured in Vogue. She covers a wide range of topics including fashion, pop culture, and social issues. With a fresh perspective and youthful voice, Riann brings a unique perspective to her articles, providing entertaining and insightful commentary.
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By: Ellie Pithers, Laura Tortora, Hayley Maitland, Alexandre Marain, Joy Montgomery, Riann Phillip
“There are various concerns about how the legislation will impact the Scottish public’s freedom of speech – some of which are valid, some of which were put forward by Elon Musk.”
By: Lauren Murdoch-Smith, Ellie Pithers, Emili Stevenson, Riann Phillip, Daniel Rodgers, Elliot Kukla
“We do not stand in solidarity with Palestinians in spite of our heritage and belief. It is precisely because of our shared history of persecution, dispossession and genocide that we object to those who would use our identity to aid and abet slaughter.”
By: Daniel Rodgers, Riann Phillip, Kate Finnigan, Alice Newbold, Ellie Pithers, Margaux Anbouba, Hannah Jackson
The traditional costume of the townswoman of Żywiec is a white tulle, hand-embroidered, big skirted dress that weighs 10kg, takes two years to make and an hour to put on. Now a modern-day version is available to buy at Chylak.
Alteration is currently sparking a debate on preserving vintage garments versus adapting them to modern preferences.
By: Hannah Jackson, Ellie Pithers, Riann Phillip, Radhika Seth, Hannah Coates, Zing Tsjeng
“There’s so many things lurking beneath him that I’ve been very reluctant to diagnose him with anything,” the actor says of Tom Ripley, the character he plays in the new Netflix thriller.
By: Devinder Bains, Philipp Wehsack, Elliot Kukla, Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett, Riann Phillip, Elise Taylor, Ellie Pithers, Joy Montgomery
“It doesn’t only mean risking your life, it also means risking your family’s life and those around you – and, to be honest, that is what terrified me the most.”
By: Riann Phillip, Kate Lloyd, Elise Taylor, Julia Eskins, Liam Hess, Ellie Pithers, Kiana Murden, Renata Joffre, Shelby Wax
From the Pacific coastline to the heart of Montreal.
By: Alex Kessler, Riann Phillip, Alice Newbold, Hannah Coates, Ellie Pithers, Daniel Rodgers
This week, our Queen Bey was feeling the vibes of her track “Levii’s Jeans” with its lyrics: “Baby, let me rattle that snake with my venom – denim on denim, on denim, on denim”.
By: Emili Stevenson, Alice Newbold, Hannah Coates, Devinder Bains, Elliot Kukla, Riann Phillip, Radhika Seth, Leila Latif
Film critic Leila Latif is one of the founders of the Cinema for Gaza auction, which saw the likes of Tilda Swinton, Ayo Edebiri, Olivia Colman and Paul Mescal donating their time, skills – even personal belongings – to help raise more than £250,000 for Medical Aid for Palestinians.
By: Daniel Rodgers, Liam Hess, Joy Montgomery, Nicole Kliest, Julia Eskins, Riann Phillip, Radhika Seth
As the Biennale kicks off, here’s Vogue’s guide to the very best of design-forward Venice, from under-the-radar classics to cutting-edge innovators.
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