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Shayeza Walid

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  • Freelance Journalist and Policy Researcher, Freelance
Dhaka Division, London, New York
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Covers:  News and Features, Film and Entertainment, Culture, International Affairs, Tech.
📍Reporter @nytimesworld @variety @almonitor @columbiajourn ‘24

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An international journalist and reporter covering arts, culture, politics, emerging tech and investigations. Focused on platforming stories of BIPOC creatives and historically marginalized or under-reported communities around the world.

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Lee Pace on Berlin Thriller 'After This Death': 'Elliott Is a Wild Thing. And I Just Had a Really...

Lee Pace on Berlin Thriller 'After This Death': 'Elliott Is a Wild Thing. And I Just Had a Really...

Lee Pace on Berlin thriller 'After This Death,' working with friend Mia Maestro and taking on 'wild' characte…

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In profile: the 2025 Bafta Film Awards shorts contenders

In profile: the 2025 Bafta Film Awards shorts contenders

British short animation nominated profiles for BAFTAs 2025

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Brittany Shyne on Her Doc 'Seeds' and Paying Homage to the Legacy of Black Farmers in the America...

Brittany Shyne on Her Doc 'Seeds' and Paying Homage to the Legacy of Black Farmers in the America...

Brittany Shyne on the legacy of Black farmers in her Sundance doc 'Seeds'

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From 'The Stringer' to 'Move Ya Body,' BIPOC Filmmakers Share the Untold Legacy of Their Communit...

From 'The Stringer' to 'Move Ya Body,' BIPOC Filmmakers Share the Untold Legacy of Their Communit...

From 'The Stringer' to 'Move Ya Body,' BIPOC filmmakers share the untold legacy of their communities in Sunda…

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Live from New York, it’s Emil Wakim!

Live from New York, it’s Emil Wakim!

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New Talent: Tumpal Tampubolon

New Talent: Tumpal Tampubolon

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Articles

In 2026, "polyester" has become a dirty word Everything you need to know about clean dressing and plastic-free fashion

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By Adelaide Guerisoli, Hailey Bieber, Shayeza Walid
| NSS Mag Verified
After years in which greenwashing — the practice of overusing terms like "sustainable," "natural," "zero impact" in advertising — dominated marketing, fashion brands and luxury maisons today seem to be shifting their focus from the well-being of the Planet to that of the individual. Health, after all, is consumers' new obsession, a trend that is increasingly reflected in their purchasing choices.
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Why So Many Fashion Brands Are Upcycling

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By Shayeza Walid
| Business of Fashion (BOF) Verified
Why So Many Fashion Brands Are Upcycling From Miu Miu to Coach, upcycling is moving beyond sustainability capsules into mainstream fashion as brands highlight the design and uniqueness of their products as much as — if not more than — their sustainability benefits.
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Why Fashion’s Economics Work Against Sustainable Brands

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By Shayeza Walid
| Business of Fashion (BOF) Verified
This is Shayeza Walid, BoF’s sustainability reporter, bringing you this week’s edition of The Frayed Edge after yet another day of extreme heat here in London. This summer’s catastrophic climate in Europe, the UK and key parts of the fashion supply chain has been a recurring reminder of the need for fashion to clean up its act. It has also underscored the upsetting reality of an industry still struggling to make sustainability work commercially, legislatively and at the consumer level.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Daily Star Bangladesh as a Culture Contributor

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes,

How is social media changing news?

It has pushed news to be propagated in quicker, more digestible manner.