This Irish family jewellers specialise in diamond rings and love stories
This Irish family jewellers specialise in diamond rings and love stories

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A day in the life of an Irish photographer at Copenhagen Fashion Week
A day in the life of an Irish photographer at Copenhagen Fashion Week

Josh Barrett

Bring Them Down: Violence and vengeance in the west of Ireland
Bring Them Down: Violence and vengeance in the west of Ireland

Sarah Finnan

Modern Heritage: Inside fabric designer Juliet O’Carroll’s wonderfully patterned home
Modern Heritage: Inside fabric designer Juliet O’Carroll’s wonderfully patterned home

Ciara Elliot

We need to rehabilitate the harmless white lie
We need to rehabilitate the harmless white lie

Suzie Coen

This Dublin bungalow was transformed to create a bright space, while keeping its character
This Dublin bungalow was transformed to create a bright space, while keeping its character

Megan Burns

16 side tables for everything from coffee-perching to vase-displaying
16 side tables for everything from coffee-perching to vase-displaying

Megan Burns

Vada owner Sarah Boland shares her life in food
Vada owner Sarah Boland shares her life in food

Sarah Gill

5 trending trainer styles that will be huge in 2025
5 trending trainer styles that will be huge in 2025

Sarah Finnan

Veep creator Armando Iannucci on adapting Dr. Strangelove and antagonising Elon Musk
Veep creator Armando Iannucci on adapting Dr. Strangelove and antagonising Elon Musk

Sarah Finnan

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Youth In Vogue


By Jeanne Sutton
22nd Jan 2014
Youth In Vogue

Rosalind Jana

Rosalind Jana is one impressive 18 year old. An English literature student at Oxford University, she’s also a pretty in demand freelance writer with her work appearing in Grazia, Tatler and Vogue – she won their 2011 Talent Contest for young writers. Rosalind began her blog Clothes, Cameras and Coffee in 2009 while on a sick day – I guess sniffling people were more productive in the days before Netflix – and her writing and profile has gone from strength to strength ever since.

Clothes, Cameras and Coffee is a treasure trove of more-than-your-usual outfit posts. The photography, shot on location in a sumptuously rural England, works a modern Pre-Raphaelite aesthetic while the writing is seriously literary and engaging. Besides being a contributor to the Oxfam blog and winner of the Well-Dressed Award at last year’s Observer Ethical Awards, Rosalind is also a pretty capable correspondent for sustainability in fashion. She caught our attention with this piece published in The Guardian just before Christmas, a sensible and timely ode?against buying the ultimate party dress every Christmas.

So go on, boil the kettle, have a perusal and take note of this name to watch.

Jeanne Sutton @jeannedesutun

All images are copyrighted to Rosalind Jana of Clothes, Cameras and Coffee.