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Fashion Writer — ELLE Singapore

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About the Role
ELLE Singapore is looking for a Fashion Writer with a distinctive voice, sharp editorial instincts, and a strong understanding of fashion and culture. You’ll turn trends, runway developments, and potential emerging stories into engaging content that feels relevant to readers in Singapore.
This role suits a curious, resourceful writer who can balance creative storytelling with accurate reporting, meet deadlines, and bring fresh, exciting ideas to an editorial team.
What you’ll do
- Pitch and write fashion news, features, interviews, trend reports, and shopping stories for print and digital platforms.
- Cover local, regional, and international fashion, from emerging designers and homegrown labels to major fashion houses.
- Translate runway trends and industry developments into accessible stories with a clear editorial point of view.
- Research stories thoroughly, conduct interviews, and fact-check copy to maintain editorial accuracy.
- Work with editors and teammates to develop compelling fashion content.
- Adapt stories for digital audiences through engaging headlines, search-friendly copy, and social content.
- Produce short-form video content and assist with basic video editing when needed.
- Attend relevant launches, previews, fashion shows and industry events—both in Singapore and overseas.
- Build relationships with designers, brands, publicists, and other relevant industry contacts.
- Manage multiple assignments and deadlines while maintaining a consistent editorial voice.
- Contribute ideas for recurring columns, special issues, and editorial and commercial projects.
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- Strong writing, editing, and interviewing skills, with a portfolio of published work or relevant writing samples.
- A sound understanding of fashion, including designers, collections, fashion history, and the wider fashion and culture conversations shaping the industry.
- An eye for stories that resonate with readers in Singapore and Southeast Asia.
- The ability to write with personality, clarity, and accuracy across different formats.
- Familiarity with digital publishing, SEO and AEO, and social media.
- Excellent organisation, attention to detail, and the confidence to work both independently and collaboratively.
- Relevant experience in fashion, lifestyle journalism, or digital media. Applicants with a compelling portfolio and transferable editorial experience are also welcome.


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How to apply
Please submit your CV, a short cover letter, and three to five writing samples or a portfolio link. Include two fashion story ideas you would pitch to ELLE Singapore.
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