Gia Yetikyel is a fashion journalist who has written for various publications including Yahoo News UK, WWD, Vogue Philippines, and Yahoo Sports UK. With a focus on red carpet fashion, trends, and celebrity style, Gia's articles provide insights into the world of fashion and showcase the latest looks from prominent events and award shows.
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Gia Yetikyel's focus is mainly on event coverage, seasonal trends, and fashion guides within the beauty & fashion industry. Her articles predominantly cover red carpet events, celebrity styles, and fashion campaigns. If you are in the beauty or fashion industry or have expertise in analyzing celebrity outfits at events such as award shows, Gia would likely be interested in hearing from you.
If you represent a designer brand that has recently been showcased on the red carpet by celebrities or if your company has launched a new campaign related to style and beauty trends, reaching out to Gia with this information could result in potential coverage.
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