Alexandra Shulman

Why book Alexandra Shulman as your keynote speaker?

As the longest-serving editor-in-chief of British Vogue, Alexandra Shulman is an expert on fashion and one of the most powerful women in the UK according to the BBC. Her insights on leadership and business – honed over a 25-year tenure at Vogue – are sure to inspire and engage any audience.

During her tenure, the monthly readership of British Vogue increased substantially, cementing her reputation as a leading figure in the fashion and media industries.

Shulman is an expert in the areas of fashion, culture, and lifestyle. As a writer, commentator and author, she has a deep understanding of the dynamic and constantly evolving world of fashion and the role it plays in shaping our society.

Her insights into the industry and her perspectives on trends, innovations and personalities make her a compelling speaker and a sought-after guest at industry events, conferences and seminars.

Shulman’s unique perspective on the fashion industry has garnered attention from media outlets around the world. Her commentary has been featured in The Guardian, The Daily Mail and other publications. Apart from her editorial work, Shulman is also a strategic advisor for Atterley, an online fashion marketplace.

With her wealth of knowledge and experience, she is a captivating speaker who provides valuable insights into the world of fashion and media with engaging commentary, sharp wit and astute observations.

When reflecting on her achievements, she considers her role as a writer and commentator to be a platform for social change and she is committed to shaping the industry’s future, maintaining its integrity and promoting responsible practices.

Topics

Shulman is available for keynote speaking and moderating at conferences and virtual events across various industries, including fashion and business. Her talks often focus on topics such as diversity and inclusion, mental health and the ever-evolving world of fashion.

Her speeches help her audience to learn and develop new perspectives on key topics, which ultimately lead to positive changes in both their personal and professional lives. With her wealth of experience and unique insights into the industry, hearing Alexandra Shulman speak is always sure to be an enlightening and valuable experience.

Background / History

Alexandra Shulman was born in London, England in November 1957. Her father was a drama critic for The Sunday Telegraph and her mother was a writer and broadcaster. Shulman attended St Paul’s Girls’ School and later went on to study social anthropology at Sussex University.

After completing her education, she started her career as a journalist working for several publications, including Tatler, The Daily Telegraph and The Guardian.

In 1992, she joined British Vogue as an editor-in-chief. During her time there, she transformed the magazine into a fashion powerhouse, bringing in new writers, photographers and models. She also introduced new sections to the magazine, including Vogue’s “Today I’m Wearing” feature.

Shulman has been awarded several prestigious awards throughout her career, including the Order of the British Empire in 2004 for her significant contributions to the fashion industry. She was also named the most influential woman in British media by The Guardian in 2017.