Kitty Guo is an editor for New York Magazine, based in New York. She covers a wide range of topics, including lifestyle, shopping, and entertainment. Her work has also been featured in Curbed.
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Kitty Guo's coverage heavily features promotional deals, gift guides, and reviews in the beauty & fashion and house & home categories. She frequently highlights products that sell out quickly and celebrity recommendations.
If you have new or unique personal care or fashion products to promote, especially those with a connection to New York or the United States, Kitty may be interested in featuring them. Additionally, if you have insights into Black Friday deals or can provide exclusive details about upcoming promotions within these sectors, it would likely align well with her coverage focus.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Kitty’s articles other than New York being listed as one of her focuses; however she covers topics that are relevant on an international scale.
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