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paydesk has 7 reporters who cover Menswear. Our journalists are already on location, all over the world, and ready to work at a moment's notice. Our top correspondents who cover Menswear are Chris Chasseaud and Chris Cotonou. Use our journalist directory to find an Menswear member to work for you.
Journalists Who Cover Menswear
Chris Chasseaud
Chris Chasseaud is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom. Chris has an in-depth background in the menswear fashion industry and design industry. He has worked as brand manager for brands, while also being a freelance style editor. He is passionate about going deeper and uncovering things ...
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Feature Stories
Fact Checking
Cultural
Jobs Completed 1
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London Collections: Men SS17 Round-Up
The London Collections: Men event showcased menswear for the upcoming SS17 season, highlighting trends such as white jackets and trousers, wider legged trousers, and a mix of traditional tailoring with casual elegance. Brands like Pheobe English Mens, Sørensen, DUFA Watches, and Simon Carter were featured, with a focus on their unique offerings and potential for future success. The St. James’s Jermyn Street catwalk show, styled by GQ's Grace Gilfeather, presented a cohesive look at outfits from various brands. Simon Carter's collection stood out with its range of prints, textures, and accessories.
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Chris Cotonou
London born, native-English writer. I specialize in Travel and Lifestyle content - longform, listicles, descriptive, and personal accounts.
English
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Greek
Interview (Video / Broadcast)
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The 18 Best Harrington Jackets to Rock This Spring, From Baracuta to Tom Ford
The Harrington jacket, particularly Baracuta's G9 model, is celebrated as an essential menswear item with a rich history tied to celebrity icons like Steve McQueen and James Dean. Originating in 1930s Manchester, the jacket has evolved into a versatile, timeless piece embraced by various brands, including Tom Ford and Burberry. Its adaptability across seasons and styles makes it a staple in men's fashion.
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Alana Flood
Alana Flood is a fashion journalist based in London, United Kingdom.
English
Feature Stories
Fact Checking
Cultural
Fact Checking
Jobs Completed 4
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Paris Fashion Week SS19 Menswear: A Fresh Take on Masculinity
The article provides a detailed review of the Paris Fashion Week SS19 Menswear collections, highlighting the work of several designers. Thom Browne's show featured oversized coats and a whimsical garden setting, while Sean Suen and Wooyoungmi played with exaggerated silhouettes and gender norms. Sankuanz presented a military-inspired line with a collaboration with Puma, infusing sporty elements into the designs. Ann Demeulemeester's collection was characterized by romanticism with dark undertones, using lace and sheer fabrics. The article emphasizes the innovative approaches to menswear that blend past trends with futuristic elements, offering a fresh perspective on masculinity and style.
Rakelle Maurici
A London-based writer with over 8 years of industry experience. A writer who can edit, curate and coordinate content and writers to captivate readership. Series of in-depth work and articles and podcasts have been featured on a number of publications worldwide.
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Content Writing
Interview (Print / Radio / Podcast)
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Arts & Books
Food & Drink
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Rakelle Maurici reflects on the latest season at Pitti Uomo, noting a change in atmosphere from previous years, with the event becoming more of a 'circus' due to an influx of attendees seeking photographs rather than genuine engagement with menswear. Despite a quieter affair with a sense of emptiness, the theme 'Lucky Numbers' allowed for interpretation in aesthetics, graphics, and symbolism. Maurici observes a familial sense among brands and a vibrancy in the city's cultural events. She acknowledges the importance of Pitti Uomo for the menswear industry, highlighting the significant number of buyers and visitors, and the business and social opportunities the fair presents.
Eric Randolph
Eric is deputy bureau chief for Agence France-Presse in Tehran, Iran. Regular live TV and radio skype interviews and phone-ins from Iran for France 24, Deutsche Welle, BBC and others.
French
Feature Stories
Corporate Content
Risk Analysis
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Finance
Politics
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Party time for booming menswear in Paris
Paris Fashion Week's latest menswear shows were flamboyant, featuring sunny colors, skin exposure, and military styles. Pharrell Williams debuted for Louis Vuitton with a golden carpet event and a performance by Jay-Z. Other brands like Kenzo and Ami also held notable events. Designers showcased a variety of styles, from Hermes' short shorts to Givenchy's sunny range and Dior's bright accessories. Contrasting the revealing trends, military-inspired outfits were also prominent, with Givenchy's Matthew Williams and Marine Serre incorporating such elements into their collections.
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Russell Sheldrake
I am a luxury lifestyle journalist with experience writing for multiple publications over print and online. My main passion is watches but I also write about men's fashion, property, grooming and travel.
English
Feature Stories
Fact Checking
Fact Checking
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Introducing the new style kings of 2019
The Gentleman's Journal presents a list of male celebrities who are setting fashion trends in 2019. The article highlights various style icons such as Timothee Chalamet, Michael B. Jordan, and Rami Malek, and recommends specific fashion items and brands that embody their looks. Brands like Emma Willis, Hackett, and Brunello Cucinelli are suggested for their respective fashion pieces, from bold striped shirts to double-breasted suits. The article serves as a guide for readers to emulate the style of these celebrities and to incorporate these trends into their own wardrobe.
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Ryan Thompson
I am a versatile correspondent who has worked with global media brands for over five years. My reporting is engaging, concise, and always thought-provoking. I have a comprehensive grasp of international politics, business and finance which I cover from across Europe for North American TV ...
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French
Video Package (Web / Broadcast)
News Gathering
Feature Stories
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Finance
Current Affairs
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Pocket Guide: Sartorial details by Aleks Cvetkovic
Aleks Cvetkovic, former Rake digital editor and menswear journalist, shares his insights on sartorial details and personal style. He discusses his mechanical Le Must de Cartier Tank watch, bespoke lizard’s skin strap from Jean Rosseau, and various fashion pieces from brands like Jamieson’s of Shetland, Heimat, and Timothy Everest. Aleks also talks about his podcast, Handcut Radio, and upcoming projects, including a new digital menswear monthly editorial platform. The article highlights his appreciation for traditional British style with a modern twist and his excitement for future endeavors.
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