Kate Matthams is a journalist who writes for Forbes, with her work also appearing in Vogue. She specializes in covering the jewelry industry, including topics such as jewelry trends, designer profiles, market insights, and investment opportunities. Her articles provide readers with a unique perspective on the world of jewelry and its intersection with fashion, culture, and luxury.
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Kate Matthams seems to focus on lifestyle and beauty & fashion, with a specific interest in jewelry. She appears to appreciate expert commentary and seasonal topics related to the industry.
If you have expertise in jewelry design, trends, or craftsmanship, offering insights into these areas could be appealing for Kate. Additionally, if you can provide context around the seasonal aspects of the jewelry market or comment on emerging artists and their impact on the industry, this could also resonate with her coverage.
Given that she covers topics related to both European and US markets as well as various artists within these regions, tailor your pitches accordingly by providing relevant perspectives from these locations.
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