Anna Cafolla is a compelling voice in contemporary journalism, blending cultural insight with vivid storytelling. Originally from Northern Ireland, she has established herself across both Belfast and London, writing with a keen eye for the everyday details that shape communities and individuals. Her work—spanning fashion, art, and food—is deeply rooted in the social and emotional textures of life, often exploring identity, tradition, and transformation.

As News Editor at Vogue US, Anna oversees timely coverage with her distinctive editorial lens, while continuing to contribute features to outlets like The Guardian, Dazed, and ELLE. Her reporting reflects a diverse range of interests: from documenting Ireland’s reproductive rights movement to crafting communion breads alongside nuns for Cake Zine, and even investigating Yorkshire's unique rhubarb sheds for Serviette. This eclecticism is part of what makes her voice so resonant—she approaches every story with curiosity, care, and just the right dash of wit.

Anna has interviewed cultural figures like Julia Fox, Robyn, SOPHIE, and Fontaines D.C., capturing not just their public personas but also their vulnerabilities and ambitions. Whether profiling ballroom dancers in Kyiv or diving into the nuance of fashion trends, she writes with clarity and empathy. Her work is as much about amplifying others as it is about reflecting on the layered worlds they inhabit—making her a vital and thoughtful contributor to the cultural conversation.