Jess Cartner-Morley has been the Guardian’s fashion editor since 2000. She is online now answering your questions from tips for the well-dressed man to trouser fastenings
Reader Q&A: our fashion editor Jess Cartner-Morley answers your questions – live
Jess Cartner-Morley has been the Guardian’s fashion editor since 2000. She is online now answering your questions from tips for the well-dressed man to trouser fastenings Sign in or create your Guardian account to ask a question and join...
Are you interested in fashion as cultural artefact, as a reflection of social and cultural history, and even a shaper of it sometimes? I think all fashion journalists are current affairs journalists at heart.
- Fashion is a live conversation about how it feels to live in the world at this moment, that’s why I have loved writing about it for so long.
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pleicetene asks: Yesterday’s article about the history of the weekend was great. Are you interested in fashion as cultural artefact, as a reflection of social and cultural history, and even a shaper of it sometimes?
Jess:
Appreciate you! That’s so nice of you to say. I think all fashion journalists are current affairs journalists at heart. Fashion is a live conversation about how it feels to live in the world at this moment, that’s why I have loved writing about it for so long.