Suitz
Writers, Photographers & Creative Contributors

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About Suitz
Suitz is an independent publication exploring the intersection of British politics and culture. We're interested in the stories, places and perspectives that often get overlooked by traditional media.
We're building a biannual, highly visual print magazine, with our first edition, SS27, exploring the theme of British Identity. Alongside this, we're publishing digital articles and creative projects on our website, with selected contributions featuring in print.
About the Role
We're looking for writers, photographers, journalists, students and creatives interested in contributing to Suitz.
There isn't a fixed brief. We want people to explore subjects they're genuinely interested in and bring their own perspectives to the publication.
Contributions could include:
- Politics through pop culture: Exploring what British music, fashion, film and cultural figures reveal about class, gender, identity and politics.
- Documenting a changing Britain: Photography, interviews and visual projects capturing communities, neighbourhoods and cultural change.
- Cultural deep dives: Investigating British subcultures, emerging trends, youth movements and their political significance.
- Hyper-local stories: Exploring the people, places and institutions that shape everyday life across Britain.
- Visual editorials: Fashion photography, illustration, graphic design and experimental visual storytelling.
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We're particularly interested in work that approaches British identity from unexpected angles.
Who we're looking for
You don't need professional experience, a journalism degree or an established portfolio. We're interested in original ideas, curiosity and people with something to say.
Whether you're a university student looking to publish your first article, an emerging photographer building your portfolio or an experienced creative interested in independent publishing, we'd love to hear from you.
Contributors will have creative freedom over their projects, working with our editorial team to develop ideas for digital publication and potential inclusion in SS27.


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What we offer
- The opportunity to have your work published and credited on Suitz.
- Consideration for inclusion in our first physical edition, SS27.
- Editorial support and opportunities to collaborate with other emerging creatives.
- Flexibility to work remotely and develop projects around your own interests.
- The opportunity to help shape a new independent publication from its earliest stages.
This is an unpaid, voluntary contributor opportunity, rather than a salaried position. Contributors retain appropriate credit for their work.
How to apply
Send us a short introduction, a little about your interests and any ideas you'd like to explore. If you have previous work or a portfolio, feel free to include it, but it isn't essential.
We're more interested in your ideas than your CV.
Website: www.suitz.uk
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