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Ana Reitz

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As seen in: Fashionista, Vocal, Polyester Magazine, RAIN Magazine, FIZZY MAG, HALOSCOPE
Covers:  Although I consider to be a multifaceted writer, I often cover fashion, entertainment and beauty. But I'll write anything proposed.
🇧🇷 writer | 📩 anabreitz13@gmail.com | always writing, occasionally good stuff

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Ana Reitz’s Biography

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Ana Beatriz Reitz is a Brazilian fashion freelance writer who covers anything fashion-related. As a Latin American fashionista, she values a diverse and inclusive fashion landscape and aims to make a difference in the complex yet beautiful industry that surrounds her.

She has a weekly newsletter called For Fashion’s Sake, where she explores various areas of fashion. Aside from writing, she enjoys reading books, watching Sex and the City, and visiting museums.

Ana Reitz’s Journalist Portfolio

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''I've gotten used to having my passport with me at all times": Dispatches from the USA's Latinx....

''I've gotten used to having my passport with me at all times": Dispatches from the USA's Latinx....

Donald Trump has embarked on various campaigns against marginalised groups, and already taken countless actio…

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Why We Love a Fashion Muse | HALOSCOPE

Why We Love a Fashion Muse | HALOSCOPE

Was she born with it? Or does it all just come to the right place at the right time with the right designer? …

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Spotted: Daisy Edgar-Jones Chloé's Newest It Girl?

Spotted: Daisy Edgar-Jones Chloé's Newest It Girl?

Discover how Daisy Edgar-Jones is becoming Chloé's newest It Girl, showcasing the brand's fresh boho flair on…

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How 'Clueless' (1995) Reshaped Fashion in Cinema

How 'Clueless' (1995) Reshaped Fashion in Cinema

How Amy Heckerling's Clueless reshaped fashion trends of the late 90s and has continued to influence mainstre…

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How Does Brazil's Ban on X Affect Fan Accounts? - Polyester

How Does Brazil's Ban on X Affect Fan Accounts? - Polyester

On August 30, the Supreme Court in Brazil unanimously voted to outlaw the social media X (formerly known as T…

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The Most Iconic Femme Fatale in Cinema

The Most Iconic Femme Fatale in Cinema

What is a femme fatale? In which films does this cinematic archetype appear? Here's our list of the most icon…

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Alexandra Yvette’s Women Belong in Old Movies (and on Your Moodboard)

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By Ana Reitz
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The artist on her inspirations, heritage, beginnings in the craft, and what beauty truly means. L-R: Art by Alexandra Yvette; Yvette shot by Phillip Graybill. Known online for her whimsical, vintage-inspired portraits in pastel and pen, Los Angeles–based Puerto Rican illustrator Alexandra Yvette finds beauty in all things. Her drawings often depict an elusive, wide-eyed woman with an almost mystical quality.
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Vesper Obscura Makes Jewelry to Last

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By Ana Reitz
| HALOSCOPE
Who wouldn’t want a Victorian-era edge to their look? In a world so painfully minimalist, populated by mantras like ‘‘less is more,’’ few pieces of jewelry really catch one's eye. Having mastered the art of ‘‘more is more’’ beautifully, designer Mia Vesper — whose mother was an antique collector and textile designer — stands at the vanguard of challenging this. Founded in 2017, Vesper Obscura is the type of brand that tries to defy industry norms.
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Former Dilara Findikoglu Employees Open Up About Their Negative Experiences at the Brand

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By Ana Reitz
| Fashionista Verified
Dilara Findikoglu at The Fashion Awards 2025 on Dec. 1, 2025 in London *Some names have been changed to reference sources who spoke on the condition of anonymity due to fear of retribution. According to the financial statements Dilara Findikoglu filed with Gov.uk for the year ending Jan. 31 2025, its studio had just one employee. On paper, the operation appears to orbit entirely around the founder's creative force and this single staff member.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Never but I would love to.

How is social media changing news?

The social networks have already transformed the way people read and report news. Nowadays, few people like to read and that's the real tragedy, as they want everything handed to them, including the news. There's no way an article of over a thousand words can compete with a five-second reel. But the people who continue to report and write do it because it's what they know how to do and they do it with passion.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Carrie Bradshaw and Miranda Priestly.
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