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Cameron Cook

(He/They)
  • Copywriter, Writer and Journalist, Freelance
Berlin
As seen in: Noisey, The Conversation, VICE, Boston Business Journal, Pitchfork, Screen Rant, Highsnobiety, Medical Xpress, GameRant, Thrive Global and
Covers:  Music, Film, LGBTQIA, Art
Writer. Music nerd. Corny on main. The Champagne of Queers. Enby-lievable! He/They. Bylines @pitchfork @crackmagazine etc. cameron@cameronedwardcook.com.

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Jordan Brand, Zalando and Highsnobiety Drop New Concept Collection at Berlin Fashion Week

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By Cameron Cook, David Fischer
| Highsnobiety Verified
When you plan to throw a massive event at the heart of Berlin Fashion Week called AWAKEN GREATNESS, you have to deliver. When we began collaborating with Jordan Brand and Zalando on just that, we knew that more than just presenting a line of clothing, we had to drop a concept collection that would not only make people stop in their tracks, but truly encapsulate our collective, shared ethos: always looking for the next big thing. Never settling for what the status quo says is enough.
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Jordan Brand, Highsnobiety and Zalando Launch Awaken Greatness at Berlin Fashion Week

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By Cameron Cook, David Fischer
| Highsnobiety Verified
Even wondered what it feels like to rub shoulders with the greats? Anyone who has their finger on the pulse of culture–whether that be the world of sports, fashion, art, or music–knows that greatness isn’t something you stumble upon. It’s something that’s earned, through blood, sweat, and tears—and the process of achieving your final form can sometimes be as rewarding as the end result.
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George Riley: More Is More

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By Cameron Cook
| Pitchfork Verified
At the turn of the last century, contemporary R&B entered a second adolescence. The power ballads of the 1990s were fading out, replaced by crossover hits that pushed the limits of the genre by incorporating dance, electro, and hip-hop into visions of a glittering future. The 28-year-old singer George Riley was born as this cultural transition kicked off—and her new mixtape, the shiny, upbeat, slightly irreverent More Is More, makes a close study of early ’00s pop.
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