Charlotte Lewis is a London-based fashion communicator and editor currently pursuing her MA in Fashion Communication: Histories & Theories at Central Saint Martins. 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, and archival research, having worked with brands such as Kate Spade New York, 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, or digital strategy, she aims to communicate fashion's narratives with integrity and impact.

Lily is in her third year of studying English and Social Policy at the University of Strathclyde. She loves all things vintage, live music, and pop culture. In her free time you’ll probably catch her doomscrolling Vinted or at the club!

Aisha Berechet is a UK-based creative with a BA in Sociology and an MSc in Emerging Media. With a foundation in social theory and digital communication, her interest in the intersections of identity, culture, and storytelling led her into marketing and content creation.She has worked internationally, most notably in the South of France as part of the Erasmus+ programme, with additional experience supporting campaigns and brand development at Texture Care, a UK-based textured haircare start-up. Across these roles, she’s developed skills in social media strategy, digital storytelling, and audience engagement, particularly within values-led and community-driven organisations.

As Social Media Coordinator at Antagonizine, she curates and shares content that reflects the publication’s culturally engaged voice. Outside of work, she’s drawn to independent media, subculture, and the internet as a space of cultural expression. She loves a good book and is passionate about creative spaces that celebrate nuance, discomfort, and everything in between.

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

As far from a hack writer as you can get, insofar as to say he does it unprofessionally.

Cormac, 25, Ireland. Cormac is and English/Philosophy graduate with a thesis in creative writing. In college, he wrote articles, poetry and prose for his college magazine, TN2. Currently going through a quarter-life mania ranging from crippling crisis to true inner peace. He works in a Joinery delivering doors and doorframes. He is in love. He is a fan of Cycling, Virginia Woolf, and Kneecap.

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.

Amy Alexander is a writer, poet, and essayist, whose work has been published in several women-led and cultural magazines. She wishes to pursue a career in diplomatic and foreign affairs, as well as write poetry and creative nonfiction for the heart and soul.

Emma is a Newcastle based freelance writer and journalism graduate with a passion for sport, lifestyle and local news. With a background in both journalistic and digital content creation she is a strong written communicator with a keen eye for detail, especially when it comes to digital content! With a passion for sharing real people’s stories and crafting content that resonates. Emma’s work is driven by a desire to spark meaningful conversations and connect with readers through engaging, thoughtful narratives.

Oreoluwa is a Contributing Writer for Antagonizine. She developed an interest in journalism in 2022 whilst completing a Media Studies degree and started writing for G.URL magazine, creating a culture radio miniseries with BBC Norfolk. She now works freelance, writing about everything from politics to video games. When she’s not working on her Master’s in Arts and Lifestyle Journalism at London College of Communications, you can find her either at her local cinema or writing for her Substack ‘oretropolis: culture & social commentary’.

Eloise is a writer based in South London with a particular interest in the arts and music. Additionally, Eloise founded Triptych magazine, a publication focused on accessibility within the arts.

Alice is a writer and journalist based in Manchester. She is interested in online trends that intersect with politics and feminism. Alice completed her BA in English Literature at the University of Leeds and has since written on a variety of topics including AI, trademark law and the carnivore diet. Outside of writing she is a keen crocheter and enjoys spending time with her cat.

Based in Birmingham, Banita is a passionate copywriter with four years of experience creating engaging website content that captures attention and drives results. Known for a creative flair and a strong storytelling voice, she specialises in writing about food, film, fashion, and lifestyle. With a particular love for Italian cuisine and a talent for bringing ideas to life through words, she is now focused on growing her freelance business and collaborating with brands that value authentic, impactful content.