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Sophia Ford-Palmer

Sophia Ford-Palmer

Verified

Senior Copywriter, Cult Beauty

London

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Fashion , Beauty , Lifestyle Products

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team sports, medical, and political news

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Industries

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Total articles 100

  • LFW AW22: Halpern

    By Sophia Ford-Palmer| GLASS Verified FOR many, the last two years have felt like a never-ending tumble down the rabbit hole, plunged into a surreal realm of arbitrary rules and strange curiosities. And it’s a similar dreamlike narrative that awakened Michael Halpern’s imagination, but it was veteran actress Angelica Houston – not Alice – who became the heroine of Halpern’s of AW22 collection. Halpern envisioned Houston waking up from a deep, two-year slumber to be teleported into a ‘70s hedonistic version of Cecil B.

    By Sophia Ford-Palmer · GLASS

    Feb. 20, 2022

  • LFW AW22: SS Daley

    By Sophia Ford-Palmer| GLASS Verified AS Storm Eunice tossed the first day of London Fashion Week into a tsunami of disarray, it appeared Liverpudlian designer, Steven Stokey-Daley, was impervious to the madness, presenting an AW22 collection that was equal parts sensual and subtle.

    By Sophia Ford-Palmer · GLASS

    Feb. 19, 2022

  • LFW AW22: Halpern

    By Sophia Ford-Palmer| GLASS Verified FOR many, the last two years have felt like a never-ending tumble down the rabbit hole, plunged into a surreal realm of arbitrary rules and strange curiosities. And it’s a similar dreamlike narrative that awakened Michael Halpern’s imagination, but it was veteran actress Angelica Houston – not Alice – who became the heroine of Halpern’s of AW22 collection. Halpern envisioned Houston waking up from a deep, two-year slumber to be teleported into a ‘70s hedonistic version of Cecil B.

    By Sophia Ford-Palmer · GLASS

    Feb. 20, 2022

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Company Info

Cult Beauty

Cult Beauty is a premium e-commerce beauty retailer based in London, founded in 2008 by Alexia Inge and Jessica DeLuca. The company has grown significantly since its early days operating from a basement flat, now employing over 200 staff and offering a curated selection of more than 300 global beauty brands. Cult Beauty is known for its exclusive partnerships, featuring 12 brands that are not available anywhere else. In 2021, the company was acquired by The Hut Group for £275 million. Cult Beauty focuses on providing a trendsetting shopping experience for beauty enthusiasts. It offers a wide range of products, including skincare, makeup, haircare, fragrance, and wellness items, with a commitment to exclusive launches and limited-edition collections. The company engages its community through initiatives like free annual "goody bags" filled with products and educational content. Cult Beauty aims to be the most trusted beauty retailer, emphasizing sustainable growth and customer-centric innovation.

England, United Kingdom

Founded: 2008