Alice has been at the helm of Oh Comely magazine since 2017. This bimonthly magazine is one of the original independent titles, launched by three friends at uni nine years ago who were all disillusioned with the selection of magazines available on the newsstand. Oh Comely still provides that alternative to mainstream titles, with its thought-provoking and unique coverage of art, fashion, culture and beauty. It's a place to look at life a little differently, and still stands out because of its feminist and artistic approach to the subjects it covers. Every issue allows the voices of its writers to shine and it's beautifully accompanied by original photographs and illustrations by a range of artists.

As well as being editor of Oh Comely, Alice is also a freelance journalist who has written on topics including art, tattoos, fashion and beauty for publications including Stylist, Grazia and the Guardian. Back in 2012, she launched the tattoo magazine Things&Ink, as she was tired of the misogynist coverage of tattoos both in mainstream media and in the tattoo press. She published 12 issues before ending the magazine as a print publication. She has since written Tattoo Street Style, published by Ebury last year, and presented a special tattoo documentary about Britain's first female tattooist Jessie Knight on BBC's The One Show.

Alice believes that magic happens at independent titles.