Between Stories
Anisa Topan is an agent of transformation who supports creative women and soulful businesses through pivotal chapters of reinvention. With over two decades in storytelling, strategy, and public relations, her work spans deep 1:1 consultancy, presenting, podcasting, and creative direction.
🕊️ Rooted in legacy
Anisa’s first business, The Twenty Fifth Hour, was founded in 2013 and quickly became a trusted voice in the world of creative communications. Known for championing independent brands with bold, conscious voices, it offered PR and visibility strategy that went far beyond press.
✨ The thread that never left
Behind the scenes of every campaign, Anisa was naturally coaching her clients, supporting their clarity, confidence, and personal evolution. That thread has now become its own offering: intuitive, results-driven 1:1 packages for creative founders and women in transition.
🎙️ The Podcast (coming soon)
A soulful, intimate audio space that makes room for truth-telling. With deep, vulnerable conversations held in nurturing feminine energy, the podcast explores what happens in the space between who we were and who we’re becoming.
đź“ş Presenting & Public Speaking
After years of elevating others’ stories, Anisa now stands in her own voice, bringing warmth, wisdom and lived experience to every conversation and stage. She has been commentating for BBC Surrey with more to come in the pipeline. Her presence is honest, grounding, and uniquely magnetic.
💌 To explore working together, email Anisa’s team directly: hello@anisatopan.com
How I Got Here…
Anisa Topan is a London-born communications specialist with over two decades of experience in fashion, beauty, and cultural storytelling.
After graduating with a BA (Hons) in Fashion Communication and Promotion from Central Saint Martins in 2004, Anisa began her career with industry-leading names including Channel 4, Agent Provocateur, and Samantha Roddick at Coco de Mer. She went on to represent a wide range of clients across fashion, lifestyle, technology, and beauty through PR agencies such as Origin Communications, Iroquois, and Beam.
In 2008, Anisa launched her own freelance consultancy, supporting independent fashion and beauty labels and building a reputation for intuitive, impactful brand storytelling. By 2013, she had founded her own agency in London, working with a bold and eclectic roster of clients, from London College of Fashion’s prestigious MA show to emerging fashion designers like Mary Benson and Sadie Clayton.
Her agency work extended into the worlds of activism and art, supporting high-profile names including Joe Corré (son of Vivienne Westwood) and his campaign Burn Punk London, the cult fashion label A Child of the Jago, and creative collaborators such as Rose McGowan.