Emma Meredith

Emma is the co-Author of LOVE COLOUR & How To Wear It! - a beautiful new 40-page fashion booklet celebrating colour in fashion for Spring Summer 06 . Click through to LOVE COLOUR & how to wear it announcement.

A click on the image gets directly to the internal pages of the LOVE COLOUR booklet.

Emma’s portfolio is equally split between interviewing stars and writing about fashion, hair, beauty and lifestyle. This also encompasses the fields of music and film from interviews to reviews.

Emma works very closely with and has built up relationships with fashion PR’s and retail brands over the years to ensure her fashion and shopping pages are filled with the hottest trends available with fabulously shot images, designed to inspire the reader.

A trained presenter, Emma regularly presents in front of the camera & provides voice-overs for clients, covering a broad range of subjects from the world of fashion to politics.

Former Deputy Editor of vivid magazine 2000 – 2004.

A celebrity fixer, Emma is known by press agents on both sides of the Atlantic for her ability to obtain celebrity interviews and cover shoots. Interviewees include: -

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Alyssa Milano – Jacinda Barrett - Emma Bunton - Heidi Klum - Amanda Peet - Michael Sheen - Hugh Dancy - Jennifer Love Hewitt - Ana Hickman - Holly Valance - Sir Ian McKellen - Terence Stamp - Naomi Cleaver - Jenni Falconer - Jemma Kidd - Shizue Nobuta - Jodie Kidd - Alice Evans - Richard Roxburgh - Moby - The Honeyz - Eddie Grant - Larry Hagman - Danni Minogue - Miranda Richardson - Lysette Anthony - Aldo Zilli - Chloe Hanslip - Vidal Sassoon - Super Sister - Stephen Webster - Alexander O’Neal - Preeya Kalidas - Tom Hollander – Leslie Loh – Lysette Anthony - Kirsty Gallagher –Mark Strong – Donna Air – Aldo Zilli – Stephen Webster – Stephen Billington – Lisa Butcher – Chloe Hanslip – Paul Rhys - Ashok Armitaj - William Hunt, Jean-Christophe Novelli – British High Commissioner, Paul Boateng, Dawn Butler MP Brent South, and many more.

Professional to her fingertips, Emma has a reputation for creating stunning images on a budget, while managing shoots like clockwork. Emma works with the finest photographic talent in London, New York and LA including: -

Alex Cecchini – Trevor Leighton – Tony Ward – Chris Morris – John Rawson – Christoph Grothgar – Simon Emmett – Howard Daniels – Tim Bret-Day – Huggy Ragnarrson – Ram Shergill – Matt Carr – Gerald Jenkins – Clive Arrowsmith – Alan Gelati – Steve Shaw – Fabrice Jacobs – Hugh Arnold – John Swannell – James Rudland – Iain Crawford – Chris Fairchild – Alistair Hughes and many more.

A hair expert

A hair expert – Emma has over 15 years’ experience writing about hair for both consumer & trade press as well as for companies such as Wella, L’Oreal, Paul Mitchell and Braun.

Emma has been retained by Peter Prosser Hairdressing (winner of the Midlands Hairdresser Of The Year 2004) to provide marketing communications consultancy and written copy.

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Photography by Paul Hopkins.

http://www.peterprosserhairdressing.co.uk

Hairdressers Emma has worked with:

Joshua Galvin – Daniel Galvin - HOB – Nicky Clarke – Tony Rizzo, Sanrizz – Andrew Collinge – Michael Van Clarke – Peter Prosser – Anthony Mascolo – Vidal Sassoon – Michael Douglas – Beverly C – Toni & Guy – Sacha Mascolo-Tarbuck – Bruno Giamattei – Anestis Cobella – Penny Etheridge – Darren Ambrose – Richard Thompson – Clive Boon – Jennifer Cheynes – Francesco Group – Keith Hall Hairdressing – Martyn Maxey – Wella UK – Wella AG – Anthony Laban – Mark Hayes – Haris Hairdressing and many more

	MAKE POVERTY HISTORY 2005 – LONDON TO SOWETO
	Emma felt compelled to use her skills and expertise, as a journalist, to assist in driving forward initiatives and provide a lifeline of support and opportunity for the otherwise, somewhat, disadvantaged. Emma brought her writing and presenting skills to the table and also made a DVD, which she presented, narrated and was an interviewer. This then went out to corporate bodies. The 'work' was no different to that she would do normally i.e. presenting and writing. It was just a alternative content to the material required for the fashion, hair and celebrity industries.
	Click through to read more about the 'Make Poverty History' Soweto project and Emma's involvement.

Due to client confidentiality Emma is unable to list all of her clients.

To discuss a project or to arrange to view Emma Meredith’s portfolio, please contact:
emma@content-editorial.co.uk or call 020 8961 6848.