Hearst UK
Sarah Keady is a seasoned professional in the fields of styling and interior design, currently serving as the Style & Interiors Director at Hearst UK since April 2019. With a diverse freelance career beginning in January 2017, Sarah has engaged in various roles including Stylist, Art Director, and Creative Consultant, collaborating with notable brands such as M&S and House of Fraser, and contributing to renowned publications like Red Magazine and Good Homes. Prior to this, Sarah held the position of Lifestyle and Interiors Editor at Red Magazine UK from 2009 to 2016, overseeing visual content and editorial styling. Earlier experiences include roles at You Magazine and Renaissance Graphics, where skills in project organization and design were acquired. Educational qualifications include a BA (Hons) in Fashion Communication with Promotion from Central Saint Martins College.
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Hearst UK is a leading premium content and experience business. We publish a portfolio of market-leading brands including ELLE, Good Housekeeping, Country Living, Harper’s Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, Prima, Red and Esquire. Our digital brands reach half of UK women and one in three of UK men every month, and our trusted content engages them wherever they are. We circulate over 21 million magazines a year, we reach on average 21.1 million UK digital unique users per month and have more than 32.4 million follows via our social media platforms. Hearst UK’s experiential division brings our flagship brands to life through immersive physical and digital experiences, and connects with our audience through a programme of bespoke events aligned to our brands including Good Housekeeping Live, Country Living Shows, ELLE Style Awards, Harper’s Bazaar Women of the Year Awards and the Bazaar at Work events franchise. Our licensed brand extensions include Good Housekeeping sofas, Country Living paint and Cosmopolitan furniture. We also have a growing operation offering accreditation through our state-of-the-art testing facility at the Good Housekeeping Institute, which is celebrating its centenary year in 2024.