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Hello!

I'm Olivia, an award-winning student journalist and the Deputy Editor of Quench Magazine. 

Currently completing a BA in English Literature at Cardiff University, I was recognised as 'Best Journalist in Wales' by the Student Publication Association in January 2025. My work spans fashion, arts and culture, with internships completed at Country & Town House Magazine and the South Wales Argus. 

Alongside my journalistic pursuits, I hold a Cambridge CELTA qualification. My background in language teaching has given me a keen awareness of tone, audience reception and cultural awareness, enhancing my ability to craft stories that resonate with a global readership. 

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The Wombats: Two Decades of Indie, Tour Life and Sonic Photographs

The Wombats have carved out their place in indie music history, building a reputation for infectious energy and introspective lyricism. Now, as they gear up for the release of their sixth studio album, Oh! The Ocean, Quench’s Jenny Algieri sits down with drummer Dan Haggis to talk about music, nostalgia and the ever-evolving nature of their craft.


Oh! The Ocean is an album of reinvention, a product of patience and trust in the creative process. A track that almost never was, Can’t Say No, ori...
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Unwanted Flesh: Art, Illness, and the Female Body

In Conversation with Delphi Campbell.

As International Women’s Day approaches, we reflect on the voices and stories that shape the discourse on gender, health and identity. One such powerful voice is Delphi Campbell, the artist behind Unwanted Flesh, a deeply personal body of work that explores chronic illness, medical misogyny and the lived experience of a female body in pain. Through an intimate conversation, we delve into the artistic journey that brought her exhibition to life.

Delphi...
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Sleepwear to Streetwear: Bedcore is This Season's Hottest Trend

Gingham, oversized co-ords and vertical stripes – what do all of these things have in common? Aside from internet domination, these microtrends take their cues from one single source: pyjamas. But while you might associate them with the bedroom, they’re currently making a splash outdoors. Intrigued? Let us formally introduce you to bedcore.
Clinging to the last vestiges of summer? Lucky for you, there’s one blossoming trend that will carry you comfortably through the seasons. After all, just bec...
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The Trends We Loved At Copenhagen Fashion Week SS25

It’s that time of year again. Copenhagen kicked off Fashion Week SS25 with a run of fantastic runways and presentations across the city – and amongst the stylish show-goers and buzzy activations, a new set of trends were born. These are the ones to have on your radar.
Fashion Week marked the return of Scandinavian minimalism, blended with eclectic and free-spirited design. Earthy tones, flowing silhouettes and bold patterns paired alongside artisanal craftsmanship dominated the SS25 runway. Want...