Portfolio

Angelica is an experienced features journalist, who specialises in personal essays and first-person features. She’s written for publications including the Telegraph, Grazia, The i, Evening Standard and Insider.

Some of Angelica’s recent work:

  • Golden crown adorned with jewels being placed on a woman's head against a pink background.

    I’ve started boasting like an American and I’ve never felt better about myself

    inews.co.uk

  • A man in a suit kissing a woman on the cheek outside a building with stone columns. The woman is wearing a white outfit and a headband, smiling at the camera.

    I eloped to New York—Now I'm embracing a new kind of Christmas

    readersdigest.co.uk

  • Cake with bride and upside-down groom toppers on pink background.

    If you’re not sharing beds and holidays, why are you still married?

    inews.co.uk

  • A woman sitting on a cushioned chair outdoors, smiling at the camera. She has long hair and is wearing a floral blouse with ruffles, paired with jeans. The background shows a wicker structure and some blurred greenery.

    My New Year's resolution? Be less productive. Here's how and why I'm doing it.

    businessinsider.com

  • Two people inside a bookstore, a woman in the foreground facing a man with his back to the camera. Shelves filled with books and a glass door with a man visible outside.

    My family owns the Notting Hill Bookshop. Here's how TikTok is giving the store new life.

    yahoo.com

  • Person smiling in front of a turquoise tiled wall.

    Before the pandemic I was terrified of being single — now it’s my superpower

    standard.co.uk

  • A woman smiling in front of a bookstore display with various books and decorations.

    TikTok revitalised my family’s Notting Hill bookshop

    inews.co.uk

  • Two people sitting close together holding a pregnancy test, viewed from above.

    I married my husband after four months and now we’re pregnant – there’s no such thing as ‘going too fast’

    inews.co.uk

  • Person vaping outdoors with smoke and a yellow scarf

    How did I end up addicted to vaping, despite never smoking?

    inews.co.uk

  • Two women running outdoors along a brick wall, one wearing a pink jacket and black shorts, the other in a gray tank top and blue shorts.

    I was catcalled when out running - this is what women face every time they exercise

    telegraph.co.uk

  • Animated character playing a guitar with a floral background, wearing a red dress and a flower in her hair.

    Disney Is Introducing A Jewish Princess. But The Term Is Loaded

    graziadaily.co.uk

  • Compilation of self-help book covers including titles like 'Awaken Your Power Within,' 'Peak Mind,' 'Dopamine Nation,' 'The High 5 Habit,' 'Atomic Habits,' 'The 5 AM Club,' 'You Are Enough,' and 'Attached.'

    30 of the best self-help books for self-improvement and personal development

    womanandhome.com

  • A two-photo collage with a woman in a green dress standing at sunset on the left, and a wooden table with a plate of fresh fruit and scenic ocean view on the right. Kodak Porta 400 film border surrounds the images.

    'Traveling solo healed my complicated relationship with food'

    myimperfectlife.com

  • Person sitting at a desk, looking stressed while using a laptop, with digital envelope icons indicating email notifications.

    How to be your own work coach and get ‘unstuck’

    metro.co.uk

  • Doormat with 'Home Sweet Home' text and Star of David symbols on a checkered background.

    I Was Pregnant and Moving Across the World. Judaism Helped Me Find My Home.

    kveller.com

  • Ad featuring a smiling woman with text "You do the girl boss thing, we'll do the SEO thing."

    Patronising? Maybe. But we need ‘girl boss’ culture more than ever

    telegraph.co.uk

  • Three women are shown in a split image. The first woman on the left is wearing a red and black striped sweater. The middle woman has dark hair and is wearing a black sweater. The woman on the right is in a floral dress, standing outdoors.

    ‘Rapid and real change’? The BBC’s pay gap shows women in the media are still underappreciated

    independent.co.uk