Chloe Laws is an award-winning writer, culture journalist, editor and author.
As a journalist and essayist, she specialises in writing about misogyny, violence against women and girls, feminism, pop culture, women’s health, body image and travel. Her writing has appeared in British Vogue, Glamour, The Guardian, Grazia, Stylist, Condé Nast Traveller, Allure, National Geographic, Vanity Fair, The Independent, The i, Cosmo, Vice, Dazed, Refinery29 and more. This is including cover stories for Stylist and GLAMOUR, and writing across digital and print publications.
In October 2024, Chloe gave a TEDx Talk that has amassed several millions of views on social media, through which she unpicked what she calls misandry myths. Alongside her writing, Chloe regularly works with many leading brands and broadcasters as a speaker and panel host, from appearing on Woman’s Hour, Radio 1, The One Show, and Radio 5 Live, to joining or chairing panels for Hinge, Manchester University, The Lowdown, Free Periods, Glamour and many more.
She has worked as a specialist in growing audiences for publishers and media brands for a decade, at places such as Stylist, Glamour, Novara Media, Condé Nast Traveller and Hearst. With experience across editing, audience growth, and social media. Before going freelance to focus on writing her book and features writing, Chloe held positions such as Contributing Editor at Glamour, Social Media Director at Glamour Magazine, and Social Media Director at Stylist Magazine.
Her debut non-fiction book ‘Man Hater’ is out in May 2027 with 4th Estate.
Alongside her work as a writer and journalist, she has a popular Substack newsletter called It’s Not That Bad, which is home to personal essays on relationships and social pressures.
Chloe Laws is also well known for her poetry, which she shares online and has been published in many anthologies, literary magazines and collections, such as Popshot, Mslexia and Blood Moon Poetry. Her poetry has gone viral dozens of times, with one poem ‘It’s Not That Bad’ (eponymous to her newsletter) being liked 723,000 times). Her poetry and social commentary, alongside her journalism, has contributed to gaining her a following of over 75,000 on Instagram @chloegracelaws.
Additionally, she is the founder of feminist platform FGRLS CLUB (established in 2017), which is well-loved amongst Gen-Z and millennial women for its independent coverage of stories around gender equality, and has over 147,000 Instagram followers.
For work enquiries, email: chloe.laws@hotmail.co.uk
She is signed to Curtis Brown for literary projects.
Follow Chloe Laws on Instagram and TikTok @chloegracelaws
