Writer, The Strategist at New York Magazine
Arielle Avila is a writer for The Strategist at New York Magazine. With a focus on national and New York-based content, Arielle covers a wide range of topics including beauty, fashion, home, and lifestyle. Her work has also been featured in Curbed.
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Arielle Avila's coverage primarily focuses on promotional deals, reviews, and gift guides in the areas of fashion, beauty, house & home, entertainment news, and lifestyle. She specializes in providing insights into consumer products particularly related to fashion, shopping trends and beauty items.
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This story first appeared on Wednesday, August 14, 2024, in The Strategist Beauty Brief a weekly newsletter in which our beauty writers share their must-tries, can-skips, and can't-live-withouts.
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