George Driver is a former Senior Digital Beauty Editor at ELLE UK. He specializes in beauty and fashion, with a keen focus on topics such as style, celebrity trends, and the latest in beauty innovations, often featuring figures like Kim Kardashian and Hailey Bieber. George's work has been featured in The Spinoff, ELLE Magazine, Yahoo Sports UK, Cigalah Group, and ELLE Canada.
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George's coverage primarily focuses on beauty and fashion, with a significant emphasis on promotional deals, seasonal content, event coverage, and gift guides. To effectively pitch to George Driver, consider offering exclusive insights into upcoming beauty events or promotions. Additionally, providing access to new and unique products or services in the beauty industry could be of interest.
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By: Amelia Bell, George Driver
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By: George Driver
Skinny brows be gone!
By: George Driver
Why does this myth persist, and what's the real reason our skin is suffering?
Emma Stone's hairstylist explains...
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By: Amelia Bell, George Driver
From Adwoa Aboah's intricate bun, to Millie Bobby Brown's braided top knot, these are the top knot hairstyle ideas you need to know direct from the Met Gala
Getting hair extensions? Read this first
By: George Driver
We expect that our doctors aren't being paid by pharmaceutical companies when they prescribe us medicine. Should medicinal cannabis be any different?
By: George Driver
Central Otago locals fear fast-tracking mining could do more than tarnish the landscape.
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