November3 , 2026

Ravi Rajapaksha

Ravi Rajapaksha is the Editor-in-Chief of Voke Magazine and an Ireland-based media entrepreneur. As the founder of Nextenco, he has built one of the most distinctive voices in high-end fashion and lifestyle publishing. A graduate of Cardiff Metropolitan University and a postgraduate student at Technological University Dublin, Ravi brings an unwavering passion for beauty, luxury fashion, and modern living to every page of Voke. He leads his team with a bold editorial vision, delivering exclusive interviews, trend-defining features, and richly crafted stories at the intersection of beauty, luxury fashion, wellness, and lifestyle. Under his leadership, Voke has become known for rare access to the industry's biggest names, securing conversations that go beyond the usual press circuit.
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