Stacey Duguid

Stacey Duguid is a journalist and fashion editor. She frequently writes for the Telegraph, The Times and the Sunday Times Style. In 2004, Stacey joined British ELLE as Executive Fashion Editor and during this time, she wrote the award-winning column 'Mademoiselle, Confessions of an ELLE Girl'. Featuring on the back cover of ELLE for over half a decade, the column was a fictionalised version of her life as a single woman living in London. Whilst heavily pregnant with her second child, she resigned the position and began freelancing for Matches Fashion, Net-A-Porter and many more fashion retailers. Following her marital breakdown, she poured a broken heart into 'The Midlife Dating Diaries', a column that ran for two years in the Saturday Telegraph. Leaving the column to write this book (and thereby not leaving bed for several months) and growing tired of being in meetings where people chirp 'we can churn out seventy blogs using AI', Duguid is currently gently stewing in a career-crisis casserole dish of her own making. Other future career options include renting herself out as an Emily Blunt lookalike or selling her knickers online.