Elizabeth has written about style for over twenty-five years. A former fashion and beauty editor at The Sunday Times and The Courier Mail, she has also written for ELLE, Grazia, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age and was the chief content creator for Elle MacPherson’s wellness brand WelleCo.
For over a decade, she has waxed lyrical about beautiful interiors and architecture for Domain magazine in The Financial Review, The Age, and The Sydney Morning Herald. As features director at Havenist magazine, she explores the best of Western Australian design, interiors, and architecture and creates copy and marketing content for brands in design, fashion, beauty, travel, food, and wellness.
In the early days, Elizabeth fetched coffee for fashion journalist Plum Sykes at British Vogue, worked on dresses for the Princess of Wales at The Chelsea Design Co., and pressed Steve Irwin’s khakis for The Discovery Channel’s The Crocodile Hunter. Recently, she has hosted and styled events nationally for brands such as Linney’s, Hardy Brothers, Westfield, WelleCo, Louis Vuitton, David Jones, Tiffany & Co., Ralph Lauren, Gucci, Burberry and Bulgari. Elizabeth has styled countless fashion campaigns nationally, including Wintergarden (Qld), Claremont Quater (WA) and Karrinyup (WA), and television commercials locally and internationally.
In 2015, Elizabeth founded the Fashion Film Festival with Harper’s Bazaar. As co-editor of the popular lifestyle website fashionfoodfatale.com, she designed and hosted a series of exclusive fashion and food expeditions to Paris, New York, London and Hong Kong.
She currently lives near the beach in Fremantle, Western Australia, where she finds inspiration for her work and enjoys the company of her children and her cherished collection of Saint Laurent shoes.
