Becca Blasdel is an Affiliate Writer and Content Producer for VICE Media. With a focus on lifestyle and fashion, Becca covers the latest trends, drops, and products that appeal to a young and trendy audience. Her articles offer a mix of style advice, product recommendations, and cultural commentary.
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Becca's articles primarily focus on lifestyle, fashion, shopping, and home decor. Her coverage includes promotional deals, reviews, gift guides, and seasonal content. If you have a new product or service in the fashion or home decor industry that aligns with her themes and topics covered, it could be worth reaching out to her for potential features or reviews.
She may also be interested in exclusive discounts or promotions for her readers based on the high percentage of promotional deal content in her coverage attributes. When pitching to Becca Blasdel, keep in mind that she focuses on items with an aesthetic appeal and those likely to resonate with a trendy audience.
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By: Becca Blasdel
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By: Becca Blasdel
Theory's latest drop is a ready-to-rock set of elevated basics.
By: Becca Blasdel
Your 16-year-old self will thank you for copping the Heaven by Marc Jacobs Donnie Darko merch before it sells out.
You’re a grown man. It’s time to invest in some quality knitwear.
Does Kim Kardashian know what men REALLY want (nice underwear)?
Does your dog have anxiety? Get them a mini therapist-chaise to work through their issues.
What do Frasier Crane, mob bosses, and millionaires all have in common? Silk pajamas.
We're holiday prepping with Urban's new festive party supplies and Material's cocktail set.
Vaping? Haven’t heard that name in years.
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