Rachael Taylor
Journalist at Freelance
Editor-In-Chief at Rapaport Magazine
Journalist writing about jewels, and the occasional watch Author of The Story Behind the Style: Cartier & Tiffany @ft @retailjeweller @rapaport et al
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1 week ago |
newsroom.co.nz | Rachael Taylor
Belinda drives home from school on Thursday during the lunch break to pick up the kid’s draft writing books she forgot to take with her to class in the morning. On her way back, with the tray of books on the passenger seat beside her, she over-corrects on a familiar corner near the bottom of Mt Albert Road. Belinda is driving within the speed limit. It’s a course she’s navigated safely many times before. The month is June, and the weather is uncommonly mild. Driving conditions are not a factor.
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1 week ago |
marieclaire.co.uk | Rachael Taylor
Rachael Taylor is a British freelance jewellery journalist, author of six books on jewellery and watches, and contributor to global publications including The Financial Times. A sought-after speaker, consultant, and judge at prestigious jewellery awards, she made history in 2022 as the first female ambassador for The Goldsmiths’ Craft & Design Council. Originally from Scotland, she now lives in Brighton with her two sons.
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marieclaire.co.uk | Lily Russo-Bah |Rachael Taylor
Lily Russo-Bah joined UK as Fashion Director in March 2024. With over 16 years of experience in fashion editorial and e-commerce across print and digital, she has delivered industry-leading editorial content, creative direction, and social strategy. Lily is responsible for shaping and executing the magazine’s new luxury fashion repositioning and content strategy. She styles main fashion shoots, interviews leading women in fashion for the franchise, and commissions top industry creatives.
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marieclaire.co.uk | Lily Russo-Bah |Rachael Taylor
The iconic Chanel J12 watch was originally born out of frustration. The fashion house’s longtime artistic director Jacques Hélleu, who joined Chanel in the 1950s and was responsible for many of its iconic ad campaigns and monochromatic brand identity, had been searching for a watch. He couldn’t find anything that he wanted to wear, so decided to dream up his perfect timepiece – which would lead to the creation of one of the most iconic and influential watches of all time, the J12.
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2 weeks ago |
marieclaire.co.uk | Rachael Taylor
There comes a time when you just feel ready. Ready to put away the watches that were gifted or handed down to you in your younger years, and finally invest in a luxury watch of your choosing. One that makes you feel confident, and powerful.
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In a world where machines can produce endless, perfect repetitions, and AI tools can dream up any designs instantly with just a few prompts, collectors are actively seeking out jewellery that is made using traditional hand skills. https://t.co/KYGUNpP6ep
LVMH is home to some of the world’s most coveted watch brands, and its annual Watch Week, held at the start of each year in key locations – this time, Paris and New York – allows a peek at what its brands will be launching in the coming months. https://t.co/iwiKJ7Z6dL
The snake-like Serpenti was Bvlgari’s first icon of watchmaking, and it remains one of its most famous – and original – designs. Or as Bulgari’s director of watch design says: “Serpenti is more than an icon; it’s a signature.” https://t.co/EEho0h7q0v