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Ana Beatriz Reitz Freelance Journalist

Who Am I

I'm a Brazilian freelance writer covering fashion, entertainment, beauty, and culture. My work has appeared in publications such as V Magazine, Polyester, Remezcla, PopDust, HALOSCOPE, Fizzy, and NSS, where I explore everything from pop culture to the evolving and often messy fashion industry. I am also the voice behind The Devil Writes Fashion (previously For Fashion's Sake), a weekly newsletter where fashion is dissected, celebrated, and occasionally roasted with humor, heart, and just a little bite. I'm always looking to work with new publications and companies in the fashion and entertainment industry to gain experience, insight and further knowledge.

FASHION

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A Simple (But Complete) Guide on Ayo Edebiri's Style

Best known for her roles as Sydney in Hulu's The Bear, Envy in Inside Out 2, and Josie in Emma Seligman's acclaimed comedy Bottoms, Ayo Edebiri's humor, talent, and charisma are sure to captivate. But her style also sets herself apart. Dubbed by fashionistas as a sartorial icon in her own right, Edebiri channels elegance with a twist, creating the ultimate cool girl wardrobe. 
Ayo Edebiri style: the incorporation of menswear 

Whether on the red carpet or in her everyday life, the incorporation...
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Slip Dresses Are a Must-Have Piece For Summer

Regarded as a timeless piece of clothing, the slip dress is a true wardrobe staple. Whether it's the comfortable fabric, which is perfect for hot days, or its polished look, it's no wonder that the piece has become a favorite of stars such as singer Olivia Rodrigo, model Bella Hadid and actress Anya Taylor-Joy. 
The slip dress in history
But it hasn't always been like this. During the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, slip dresses belonged to the realm of lingerie and were only worn indoors. Then...
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What Would Sex and the City's Samantha Jones Wear in 2024?

Hear the word ''fabulous'' and her name comes to mind: Samantha Jones. Dubbed by many as the best female lead in Darren Star's Sex and the City, the public relations expert played by Canadian actress Kim Cattrall always made an impact – whether it was through her great confidence, flirtatious flair, raw audacity, savvy humor, deep loyalty to her girlfriends, or personal style. With the series available on Netflix's extensive catalog since april, younger generations are getting a taste of the fab...
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Spring/Summer 2025 Pop Culture-Like Runway Looks

Defined as any manifestation of culture transmitted through the mass media, pop culture is a part of everyone's lives. Whether it be albums like BRAT and Short n' Sweet, movies like The Crow and The Substance, or personalities like Ayo Edeberi, Zendaya, Julia Fox, and Chappell Roan. And, for decades, pop culture and fashion have gone hand in hand. From teenagers dressing like Madonna in the '80s with slogan tees, leather jackets, crucifix chains, lace gloves, and messy hair with ribbons, to the...
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Addison Rae Drops ‘Addison’ – And It Lands… On The Runway

Her sounds, styled. 


On June 6th, Addison Rae‘s dropped her long-awaited debut album, Addison. With nods to icons like Lana Del Rey, Madonna, and Lady Gaga and charming pop-dance tunes, Rae is getting raves from critics and the general public alike, cementing her status as a pop star.


Along the way, Rae demonstrates that besides being a multi-talented entertainer, she’s a fashion chameleon. In a nod to her two greatest passions, music and fashion, PopDust takes a trip down sartorial — and,...
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Why Are (Real) Birkins So Expensive? | HALOSCOPE

Now, before your newest prized possession arrived in Hermès' signature orange box, a significant amount of effort was put into getting that bag to your door. With rigorous professional preparation, Hermès artisans spend 18 months in nine production and training centers across France to master singularly French savoir-faire design techniques. Once they have achieved such a meticulous proficiency with this way of making, they start working in the production centers throughout the country.The story...
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Why is Office Siren Trending So Much?

While you may be tired of hearing the terms ‘‘corp-core” or ‘‘office siren,’’ there is no doubt that the business-chic look is here to stay. Born on TikTok in late 2023, the aesthetic blends the power dressing of the ’80s, with the sophistication of the ’90s, and the sultriness of the millennium.  
 

As a visual that is meant to be sleek, mysterious, and professional all at once, the Office Siren is bringing sexy back to fashion. Frequently seen on the runways of fashion week in collections suc...
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What Does Bella Hadid’s Return to the Runway Mean to Fashion? | HALOSCOPE

No modeling career hiatus has been felt as much as Bella Hadid's. Following her appearance at Miu Miu's Spring/Summer 2023 show in October 2022, she took a break, citing her battle with Lyme disease and the stresses and strains of the fashion industry, sharing on August 6, 2023, in an Instagram post that “[she’d] be back when [she’s] ready.”It was at Paris Fashion Week that she made her big return, walking for Saint Laurent Spring/Summer 2025. With slicked-back hair, an androgynous suit, and chu...
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How ‘Clueless’ (1995) Reshaped Fashion in Cinema

When it comes to the crossover between cinema and fashion, it’s impossible not to think of Amy Heckerling’s Clueless. Based on Jane Austen’s classic novel Emma, the film centers around the naive, charming, and wealthy Beverly Hills High student Cher Horowitz (Alicia Silverstone) who acts as a matchmaker and altruist in general. All her good deeds, however, did not mean a decline in sartorial matters.

For an hour and a half, flamboyant pieces from luxury brands grace our screens while the high-s...
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Why We Love a Fashion Muse | HALOSCOPE

While Bertin and Antoinette's artistic collaboration evolved from a prestigious client-couturier relationship to an intimate friendship, a muse-creator dynamic can arise for a variety of other reasons. Sometimes the inspirational figure can first be a client, a friend, or a collaborator, and then become a muse — or vice versa. Such was the case with the father of couture, Charles Frederick Worth, and his wife, Marie-Augustine Vernet. According to Debra Mancoff's book 'Fashion Muse,' after F. Ado...
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Why Are we Craving Food Fashion so Much Nowadays?

The sentence ‘You are what you eat’ is well-known to many. But lately, something new has appeared. The guiding principle for those navigating the current fashion scene is, ‘wear what you eat,’ or at least something like that. That’s right, in these past months, fashion has fully caught up with food. From cherry-printed dresses to tomato purses—talking to you, Loewe—the food-meets-fashion phenomenon seems to be here to stay. And it’s not just because fashion lovers are craving something new....
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Fashion's American Psychoification | HALOSCOPE

The first time I witnessed the phenomenon was during my airplane wait in Stockholm. A young, tall, and attractive man was standing in front of me. He was wearing a simple suit and a pair of black headphones. Although the cut was common, there was something in it that made everything more extravagant, bolder. It was a red tie — bloody red. It was there, in the airplane queue from the Swedish capital to Porto, that I found a name for what I’d been seeing on runways and in real life: the American P...

FILM & TV

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Spotted: Celebrities Channeling Their Inner Carrie Bradshaw

Carrie Bradshaw is everywhere for those with two eyes, a penchant for the whimsy factor, and lots of Sex and the City marathons under their belt. The fashionable New Yorker has been a sartorial icon for years since the release of Darren Star’s show, which celebrates its 27th anniversary this year. With the third season of the sequel series And Just Like That streaming on Max, the sexpert remains the ultimate style star, with many celebrities referencing her style — past and present. Ahead, check...
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The Most Stylish Rom-Coms of All Time

It's still unclear what makes a romantic comedy good or bad. But when it comes to its fashion, it's a different story. While many people watch romantic comedies for humor, love, and fondness, fashionistas all over the world turn on their televisions and put on one of these movies to analyze the incredible closet of rom-coms. A stress-free genre, romantic comedies are labeled as a comfort zone of cinema, one that besides evoking a sense of nostalgia and featuring authentic fashion from specific e...
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The Impact of Fernanda Torres' 'I'm Still Here' Goes Beyond the Screen

Nearly five months after its release in Brazil, Walter Salles’ I’m Still Here is making waves among cinephiles and industry professionals all over the world. The success was to be expected — Salles has a wide repertoire of outstanding projects ranging from Central Station to Foreign Land. But the sheer scope of the acclaim seen in I’m Still Here has exceeded expectations. 
Since its premiere at the Venice Film Festival with a standing ovation of nearly ten minutes, the poignant film has garnered...
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20 Years of Mean Girls: A Lasting Pop Culture Phenomenon

For Zoë London, engineering student, musician, and founder of the beauty, wellness, mental health, and style community Pauvre Oison, despite being a girl-centric film, the production has '' become a feminist movie in more recent years with the sort of reclamation of Mean Girls status that we’re seeing with bimbocore and girl blogging and all that.''
With communities centered around hyper-pop culture, feminine aesthetics reminiscent of the style of the film and its main characters, and old image...
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The Best Musical Movies of All Time

In the cinematic world, few genres are as controversial as musicals. You either love them or you hate them. And while some people may think that music doesn't go well with movies, there are always some films that prove us wrong. Below, check out the best musical movies of all time, according to this author, to brighten up your day.
The Best Musical Movies of All Time
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953) 

Directed by Howard Hawks, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes follows dancers Lorelei Lee, played by Marily...
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The Most Iconic Femme Fatale in Cinema

When it comes to cinematic archetypes, the femme fatale never goes unnoticed. Often seen in literature and noir films, the femme fatale appears as a seductive and manipulative figure, usually portrayed as a villain or anti-heroine who uses her power to get what she wants. Since the primitive times seen in the biblical character of Delilah, between the 19th and 20th centuries in the works of the likes of Oscar Wilde, and with the rise of noir, crime and drama productions in the 1940s, the charm o...

BEAUTY

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Beauty Looks Inspired by Chappell Roan

By now, Chappell Roan is no longer a rising pop star: she is an icon in her own right. Between her upbeat and sentimental songs, her campy, defiant and whimsical wardrobe, or her advocacy for many social causes and the LGBTQ+ community, everyone is familiar with Roan's important, powerful platform and artistic expression. And among her many qualities is her contribution to the beauty world. 

Whether she's transforming into the Statue of Liberty or Swan Lake, the musician doesn't play coy about...
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Bella Hadid's Orebella New Fragrance Is Here

Meet NIGHTCAP
When Bella Hadid enters the scene, things tend to get exciting. From her street style looks in cowboy boots and a deer print top to her competitions in equestrian sports, the spotlight is now back on Orebella.
 
 
Founded by the model in 2024, the fragrance line with a spiritual touch has become a favorite amongst fashionistas and perfume aficionados, whether because of Hadid's popularity or the quality of the product, which is based on essential oils for sensitive skin....
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Beauty Looks Inspired by Taylor Russell

Rumored to star opposite Jenna Ortega in the remake of the psychosexual Single White Female, actress Taylor Russell is no stranger to the film industry. After starring as Emily in Trey Edward Shults’ drama Waves, the star has also become known for her roles as Zoey in the psychological thriller Escape Room and as Maren in Luca Guadagnino's romantic horror Bones and All.

Not only is she a movie darling, she is also a fashion world favorite, known for her cool, smart and chic street style, runway...
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The Republican Make-up, Explained

Is beauty political? From the multiple standards imposed on women to its connection with power, the list goes on and on. Now, enter the Republican make-up: the internet's way of satirizing the signature beauty look of conservative women. The ones around Donald Trump. 

What is Republican make-up?
If you’ve never been privy to their make-up routine, allow us to enlighten you: an aggressively orange foundation, extremely thick and heavy eyebrows, poorly applied thick eyeliner, and overly lined pal...
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Why Are Bobs So Powerful?

If there's one haircut that stands out in the cultural zeitgeist, it's the bob. Case in point: My mom and I were watching The Better Sister on Prime Video, in which actress Jessica Biel sports a bob as the seemingly perfect editor-in-chief, Chloe. My mom turned to me and asked aloud, ‘‘She looks so powerful and chic, doesn't she?’’ Indeed, she did. But Biel’s bob is not an isolated case.

It's happened too many times: Ayo Edebiri in the After the Hunt trailer at CinemaCon; Leslie Bibb's and Park...

POLITICS & CULTURE

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Forget Labubus, Brazilians Are Embracing Tribufus

There’s a new toy-turned-trend taking over all our timelines — Labubus. 
It doesn’t matter where you look, they’re everywhere. Its popularity took a meteoric rise after K-POP singer Lisa from Blackpink gave it her stamp of approval. But in case you’ve never heard of it: A Labubu is a Pop Mart plush toy that resembles a cross between a gremlin from Joe Dante’s Gremlins and a Furby — those furry owl-meets-hamster toys that were all the rage in the 2010s. 
But here’s the fun twist: It’s no longer c...
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The Story Behind Pedro Pascal’s ‘Protect the Dolls’ Shirt

Hollywood’s heartthrob Pedro Pascal made an appearance at the Thunderbolts premiere in London wearing a T-shirt, loose black pants, a lilac cap, and a taupe coat while his peers donned gowns and tuxedos. While some might say Pascal’s look was too casual for a red carpet event such a premiere, his outfit’s message is much more powerful than any high-fashion gown. The white T-shirt bore three words: Protect the Dolls. And everyone sat up in attention.
Created by the London-based designer Conner Iv...
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How Does Brazil’s Ban on X Affect Fan Accounts? — Polyester

In addition to bringing together a community of readers and promoting the work of one of the world's most relevant writers at a time when books are rarely touched, Paola has connected with people around the world who share her passions. Still, when the news came out, it didn't hit her at first. ''Up until the moment I tweeted ‘goodbye’, things still weren't serious for me. When I saw the commotion it generated among my followers… I realised the level I had reached on the social network. It left...
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‘‘I've gotten used to having my passport with me at all times”: Dispatches from the USA’s Latinx... — Polyester

As a mental health provider, Claudia, a Nicaraguan therapist living in San Francisco, is concerned about the loss of access.‘‘The U.S. government likes to put forth a narrative that they care about democracy and people, looking deeper into history, though they care about power and control,’’ she shares. In times like these, the professional emphasizes the importance of critically evaluating the news, supporting trans and non-binary people, and strategising alternatives to ensure safe and appropr...

INTERVIEWS

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Leilani Green On The Beauty Industry, Make-up Trends And The Art To Be Yourself

One of the most prominent faces of TikTok, Leilani Green aka @leilanigreen expresses herself through the art of beauty. The influencer has amassed 8.4M followers on the platform and has been seen everywhere from make-up tutorials to lip-synch videos. 
Also huge on platforms like Instagram and YouTube, Green knows what it's like to be in the spotlight. From fashion vlogs to collaborations with giants like Real Techniques, and Sephora — check her Cream Lip Stain 10HR Lipstick here, MAC Cosmetics,...
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Nikita Karizma Is Breaking Barriers in Fashion

In the world of fashion, British-Indian Nikita Karizma is always pushing the limits. A former student at the London College of Fashion, she launched her company after the girl group Little Mix commissioned her designs. Now, her eponymous label has already dressed the likes of superstars Kesha, Paris Hilton, Halle Bailey, Coco Jones, Winnie Harlow, and Julia Fox. 
But perhaps the real flex is that Karizma attends events in her own designs — from the 2024 British Fashion Awards in a long black sk...
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Caroline Vazzana on Career, Style & Making It In Manhattan  - popdust

Spotted: On the bustling, hectic streets of Manhattan, somewhere between Fifth Avenue, a bold Caroline Vazzana flaunts a Christopher John Rogers rainbow and polka dot dress, a white furry cropped coat, glittery red Miu Miu Mary Jane pumps — sooo Wizard-of-Oz Dorothy — and a dalmatian Louis Vuitton leather handbag. The very epitome of eclectic.

But Vazzana is not only known for her boldly capricious outfits. She has done it a...
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Ash K Holm Spills Secrets Behind Hollywood’s Hottest Faces  - popdust

Few figures in the beauty world know how to grab the spotlight like Ash K Holm. As a celebrity makeup artist, she’s the genius who created Ariana Grande’s 60s’ Pop, white-flower eye in ‘‘We Can’t Be Friends’’, the ultra-glam transformations of the Kardashian sisters for the Ambani wedding, Eiza Gonzales’s classic Hollywood gold at the 2025 Golden Globes, and Camila Cabello’s cool-toned shimmer lit up her León fair set in Mexico. This was all Holm’s doing. And PopDust knows you loved it.


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About The Devil Writes Fashion

The Devil Writes Fashion (previously For Fashion’s Sake) is not just another fashion newsletter; this is the definitive source for those who aren’t scared of speaking the truth and understand that mediocrity has no place in the fashion realm anymore. It’s a place for the discerning eye and the critical mind — meaning, you.

Reach me at: anabreitz13@gmail.com