Alice Hines is a freelance writer operating out of New York City. She has written for a variety of publications and her work generally touches on gender, technology, business, fashion and culture. ^[3]

After attending public school in Charleston, South Carolina, Alice attended Phillips Exeter Academy, but was expelled from Exeter in May of 2006 for cheating and plagiarism. Because she had already been accepted to Brown University before her expulsion, Brown still allowed her to matriculate on the condition that she wait a year and join the following class as well as complete a mandatory decision-making program with a psychologist, Cora Ezzell. After spending the following year in Paris, Alice started at Brown, where she studied Comparative Literature. At Brown, Alice was the Metro editor of the College Hill Independent. ^[2][16]

Alice started her career as a Huffington Post reporter on the retail business beat. She's also had a stint as an editor at Vestoj. Afterwards, Alice started freelancing and her work began popping up in publications like The New York Times, T Magazine, Bloomberg Businessweek, the Outline, Smithsonian, n+1, The New Yorker, The Cut, Garage, Vice, Elle, The Village Voice and more. ^{[4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]}

She has spent a lot of time copywriting for fashion brands and start-ups. From 2013 to 2015, Alice worked in content strategy at Opening Ceremony, a fashion house and concept retailer. She has also worked with Marie Claire France and Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia. ^[16]