Shop Autumn with the Hood Editors

MEET THE EDITORS: Hood Editor-in-Chief Emma-Kate Miller and Digital Editor Nicola Campbell, joined by Hood Insider’s Astrid Carter, bring their combined fashion and beauty know-how to Westfield St James Quarter this September.

A rebrand, a landmark partnership with the British Fashion Council, a programme led by Scottish designer Charles Jeffrey and a Meet the Editors event mark the beginning of an exciting new era for Westfield St James Quarter, where shopping meets creativity, culture and conversation.

And Hood will be right at the heart of the celebrations.

As part of the festivities marking St James Quarter’s transformation into Westfield St James Quarter, Hood Magazine will host Meet the Editors on Friday 18th September, an in-store Style and Shop session bringing together fashion, beauty, accessories and some serious industry experience.

Hood Editor-in-Chief Emma-Kate Miller, whose career in fashion and publishing began in the Nineties and has taken her from London Fashion Week to founding Hood, will be joined by Digital Editor Nicola Campbell, whose career includes Marie Claire and fashion industry title Drapers, and Astrid Carter, a former Red journalist and SheerLuxe editor who now heads up the Hood Insider Club.

Between them, the three bring decades of experience covering fashion, beauty and accessories, attending shows, launches and press days, spotting what matters and knowing the difference between a passing trend and something genuinely worth your money.

Across the evening, the editors will share the fashion, beauty and accessory trends they’re backing for autumn, the pieces and products that have caught their eye and the insider knowledge they’ve accumulated along the way. They’ll reveal what makes the cut, what doesn’t and, crucially, what is actually worth buying. Expect expert advice, strong opinions and the sort of conversation usually reserved for the editorial meeting.

Then join us for a drink at The Botanist, and pick up a Hood goodie bag including the brand new autumn issue. 

Tickets are £20 and will be on sale here. Watch this space.