Charlotte Lewis is a Glasgow-based fashion communicator and editor with an MA in Fashion Communication: Histories & Theories from Central Saint Martins, graduating with Distinction. With a background in history, journalism, and digital storytelling, Charlotte blends analytical depth with a strong creative vision.

She is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Antagonizine, a digital and print publication exploring the intersections of fashion, politics, and identity. Her work spans fashion writing, social media strategy, brand storytelling, editorial direction, and archival research, having worked with brands and organisations including Kate Spade New York, Clyde Vet Group, KOAT, and Fair Shot.

Charlotte's practice focuses on subculture, heritage, and visual culture, and she is passionate about making fashion more accessible, inclusive, and critically engaged. Whether through editorial work, creative research, content strategy, or digital communications, she aims to tell compelling stories that connect brands, culture, and audiences with integrity and impact.

I'm Cameron, a writer and editor for Antagonizine. It really is difficult to avoid understating the importance art, in all it's forms has impacted my life. Film, music, literature and video games (I promise you they are art) are mediums by which my favourite stories have been told.

Favourite Film: Twelve Angry Men
Favourite book: The Fire Next Time by James Baldwin
Favourite Game: Disco Elysium
Favourite Album: Mr. Morale and The Big Steppers by Kendrick Lamar

Shabeeh Asim is a Glasgow-based editor for Antagonizine. He holds an MA degree in Politics and Theology/Religious Studies with a dissertation investigating how the manosphere exists within male religious influencers. He is passionate in understanding religion and personal identity, homonationalism, postfeminist media and how politics and religion are imbedded within pop culture.

When he is not reading, Shabeeh is either baking, listening to music, watching Desperate Housewives, quoting lines from 30 Rock, or engaging in the latest online discourse.

Eliza Plunkett is a writer, poet and ceramicist based in Brighton. She has a BA from Slade School of Art and currently works in the library service. Her writing focuses on memory, landscape and queerness, and she is obsessed with third spaces, swimming and clay.

Levi Kaye is a Glasgow-based Fashion Design graduate with a keen eye for the fashion industry. Before joining ANTAGONIZINE, In the summer of 2023, he studied fashion journalism in New York, sparking an interest in writing. His interests span from spotlighting emerging talent to exploring the world of luxury fashion, combining his fashion design knowledge with a curiosity for the behind-the-scenes of the fashion industry to create exciting and engaging content.

Molly is a 21-year-old writer based in Manchester with an academic background in Sociology. Her work explores culture, media and the ways in which individuals experience and navigate the society we live in. With a keen interest in the relationship between people and the world around them, Molly is passionate about exploring the social influences, cultural conversations and everyday experiences that shape contemporary life.

Ayo is a 21-year-old writer from London whose work explores drama, romance and coming-of-age stories. With a passion for storytelling, Ayo aspires to become both a writer and director, bringing compelling characters and narratives to life across different mediums. Having already directed one of their own plays, Ayo is excited to continue developing their creative practice, exploring new perspectives and sharing stories that resonate with audiences.

Kenzie McElroy is a Glasgow-based Fashion Design Graduate with a deep admiration for all areas of the arts. A lover of film, fashion, media and art who expands her knowledge and interests outside of study.

As someone who’d describe themselves as chronically online, she has a vast amount of knowledge of useless internet history and keeps up to date with everything. She is passionate about sharing interests with people and spreading new ideas and inspiration. 

Georgia Rentoul is one of the TikTok Coordinators for Antagonizine, currently based in Aberdeen. She studied at the University of Edinburgh, where she earned a degree in Spanish with a dissertation on patriarchy in Almodóvar’s films, before completing a Masters in Film Studies, writing about queer theory and Batman villains in 21st-century superhero cinema. Apart from films, she loves pretty much every style of dance, 2 hour long youtube video essays on niche pop culture topics, and can usually be found at any metalcore gig happening in Glasgow.