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Olivia Dean, Commissioning Editor, Femail

After stints at the Irish Daily Mail and with the Features Team, Olivia joined Femail in 2024. She covers a range of topics, from the quirks of Gen Z behaviour to dating, fashion, lifestyle and culture.

Coverage: Lifestyle Femail

MOST RECENT ARTICLES FROM OLIVIA DEAN

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I spend £1,800 on supplements from collagen to everyday vitamins. This is what it's done to me: OLIVIA DEAN

19/06/25 03:45

If someone were to burgle my flat, they'd find little worth taking. But if they made it to my bathroom, my breath would quicken. You see, I've got a stash in there worth a fortune... Here's how I got dragged into the wonderful and expensive world of pills, potions and remedies....read

Surprising truth about the claim that eating lots of carrots has astonishing hormone and beauty benefits - and for once, it's backed up by science: OLIVIA DEAN
06/06/25 10:59
I've tried many ridiculous techniques in the pursuit of beauty. Washing my hair with Stella Artois for more defined curls? Tick. Covering myself in turmeric for brighter skin? Tick.
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Revealed: Real reasons men fall in love quicker - from needy behaviour to loneliness
21/03/25 11:45
When it comes to the hearts and flowers of romance, we tend to assume women are the fairer sex in every sense... but who really is the more romantic - and why?
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What tall women like me want you to know - including the nasty trick beloved by petite women that drives us insane, and how we really feel about 'short kings': OLIVIA DEAN
04/03/25 11:53
I've made my peace with my character-building stature and, if I may speak directly, I wish you all would too. So, before you ask me about the weather, this is what tall women want you to know...
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All my hours of exercise have taught me one thing: Men should be banned from gyms, writes OLIVIA DEAN
31/01/25 01:32
It's the end of January at last. Of those who made New Years resolutions to get fit, only the stragglers remain on the treadmill.
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As youngsters drink Britain dry of Guinness, OLIVIA DEAN, 25, reveals the real reason they can't get enough of the black stuff - and it's nothing to do with the taste
20/12/24 01:30
What drink would you expect me, a middle-class 25-year-old from Tunbridge Wells, to order in the pub? A medium glass of sauvignon, perhaps? A gin and tonic, if I'm feeling posh?
- 91 comments
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My ruinous addiction to Yuka - an app that rates everything I buy and tells me how many chemicals and additives it's packed with
01/08/24 11:08
The inventory of my kitchen bin is as follows: a bottle of Garnier Ultimate Blends Honey Treasures conditioner, the dregs of some oat milk and a packet of Extra sugar-free chewing gum.
- 23 comments
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Twenty summer dresses you can wear with a normal bra - from £25 to £200
19/07/24 10:57
If you want to wear a 'normal' bra this summer, there are countless dresses that won't leave you feeling matronly. Here are 20 options that will keep you stylish - and in your proper underwear...
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Spectator critic's article admitting to lusting after a lecturer and sleeping with a prostitute has divided the nation... as some brand him an creep - but others ask, what's the big deal?
19/04/24 11:22
Ulla Kloster: 'When I read Lloyd Evans' piece, the first thing that struck me was how gentle it was.' Olivia Dean: Lloyd Evans' article is the most ill-judged piece of journalism I've read in a long time.'
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Why socially inept Generation Z is having less sex than ever: They're over-therapised, underpaid, obsessed with social media... and the dates are terrible, writes a despairing OLIVIA DEAN
14/03/24 01:43
What happened to the bed-hopping hedonism of past generations? Our parents fell in and out of love with ease, yet we twentysomethings seem incapable of having any sort of normal relationship.
- 9 comments
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True crime podcasters and YouTube armchair sleuths are slammed for making light of Nicola Bulley's disappearance
11/02/23 03:09
The hosts of true-crime podcasts and armchair sleuths with YouTube channels have been criticised for showing shocking insensitivity while discussing the Nicola Bulley investigation.
- 11 comments
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