Alexandra Hearth
Founder and Editor-in-Chief
Alexandra is the founder and editor-in-chief of Cleopatras. She is a DJ, gemini, big fan of leather trousers and Anaïs Nin, who also works in the brand team at Nike.
Christabel Lear
Sustainability Editor
Christabel is the sustainability editor for Cleopatras Worldwide, a painter for fun and a PR for a living. She previously founded the platform ‘Zero Wasted’ helping share information on sustainability hacks for your daily life.
Anthea Tapper
Instagram Manager & Contributor
Anthea is the social media editor for Cleopatras Worldwide. Dancer, amateur makeup artist, fashionista and lover of combat boots. She has turned her passion for animals into a full-time job, and loves being able to share stories of the badass women you’ve never heard of on our socials.
Lily Edwards
Fashion Editor
Lily is the fashion editor for Cleopatras. With a sparkly eye for style, she loves all things silk and slink. She’s also an expert in conscious fashion, with a penchant for Margaritas, who’s worked for Burberry, Ted Baker and Sustainable Fashion Collective, Maiyet.
Georgina Kitty
Finance Editor
Georgina Kitty works in finance and is interested in the use of tech to evolve the economy. She also has pink hair, tutor’s students from low socio-economic backgrounds and loves a nightclub. Through her writing on Cleopatras she works to arm women with useful money advice for their daily lives.
Henrietta Hearth
Food and Wellbeing Editor
Henrietta holds a degree in Nutrition and is an experienced Marketer who’s worked for L’Oreal, Mondelez and Danone. She’s lived in London and Paris, reads faster than Google and owns the recipe for the world’s smoothest hummus. She’s currently studying for an MBA at INSEAD.
Cleopatras is proud to raise awareness of the work of CAMFED (Campaign For Female Education). While you’re trapped indoors, why not put some of those social funds towards educating a Girl who wouldn’t otherwise be given the opportunity.
Quote of the week
“I have a necklace I wear everyday that just says MORE. Because I feel like ‘more’ is the most subversive word we can claim. I want more love, more justice, more power.”
Glennon Doyle

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