Oliver Ziehn Death: Beloved Husband of Fashion Journalist Rebecca Lowthorpe Passes Away at 55

The fashion world mourns with Rebecca Lowthorpe, renowned British fashion journalist, as she grieves the loss of her husband, Oliver Ziehn. Known for his cheerful demeanor and strategic acumen, Oliver passed away at the age of 55 after a brief illness. Rebecca confirmed the heartbreaking news on her official Facebook page, expressing her profound sorrow: “I will miss you forever Oli.”

Oliver Ziehn was not only a beloved husband but also a distinguished professional in his own right. Originally from Berlin, Germany, he was an accomplished individual with a diverse educational background. Oliver graduated from Beethoven-Gymnasium School and went on to earn a BSc in Economics from London City University and a Postgraduate Diploma in Media Studies from UCLA.

Professionally, Oliver served as a Director at Lintstock Ltd, located on the 6th Floor of 2 London Wall Place. Known for his creativity and strategic thinking, he possessed exceptional interpersonal and networking skills. His sudden passing has left a significant void in both his personal and professional circles.

Rebecca Lowthorpe, Oliver’s widow, is a prominent figure in the fashion journalism industry. She has had an illustrious career, having served as fashion director of Grazia from 2016 to 2019 and fashion features director of British ELLE from 2004 to 2015. Rebecca’s career began at the Independent and the Independent on Sunday, where she served as fashion editor. She holds a first-class BA Hons degree in Fashion Communication and Promotion from Central Saint Martins, earned in 1993.

Rebecca has contributed to numerous prestigious publications, including Sunday Times Style, Style.com, Vogue Japan, US Harper’s Bazaar, and Pop. She has been nominated twice for the PPA Writer of the Year Award. In addition to her journalistic work, Rebecca advises various brands and personalities, including Karen Millen and Hussein Chalayan. She contributed an essay to Chalayan’s book, “Hussein Chalayan,” published by Rizzoli in 2011. Rebecca also serves as the external assessor for womenswear at the Royal College of Art.

Oliver’s passing is a profound loss to those who knew him, especially his wife, Rebecca, and their close-knit circle. The couple’s enduring partnership was a testament to their shared values and mutual respect. As Rebecca and the broader community grieve, the legacy of Oliver’s kindness, intellect, and professional contributions will be remembered and cherished.

Our deepest condolences go out to Rebecca Lowthorpe and all who were touched by Oliver Ziehn’s life. His memory will live on through the stories, love, and admiration of those who knew him best.