Keziah Weir is a Senior Editor for Vanity Fair. Her work spans a wide range of topics including entertainment, literature, and lifestyle. With a keen eye for cultural trends and a passion for storytelling, Keziah brings a unique perspective to her articles and features.
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Keziah Weir’s coverage primarily focuses on entertainment and lifestyle, with a significant emphasis on books and gift guides. Her content includes event coverage, seasonal features, and gift guides.
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