Maggie Zhou is a writer and producer at Refinery29 Australia, specializing in fashion and lifestyle content. With a focus on local trends and stories, Maggie explores the intersection of fashion, sustainability, and culture in Melbourne. Her work has also been featured in Refinery29 and Inc.
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Maggie Zhou's focus is largely on lifestyle and beauty & fashion, with an emphasis on local content in Melbourne, Australia. She regularly features opinion editorials and promotional deals, making her likely to respond well to pitches that offer unique insights into the local lifestyle scene or exclusive promotions from Melbourne-based businesses.
Given the topics covered in her articles, Maggie might be interested in hearing from experts who can provide practical "how-to" guides related to skincare, fashion trends, mental health practices and astrology within a local context. Additionally, she may value contributions offering opinion pieces related to lifestyle choices or industry developments specific to Melbourne.
If you're looking to reach out effectively to Maggie Zhou for coverage opportunities based on her interests and geographic focus, consider pitching content that aligns with these themes while highlighting its relevance specifically within the Melbourne area.
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By: Maggie Zhou
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Last week organiser IMG pulled the plug after 20 years running the annual festival. But could this change lead to a new and revitalised Fashion Week? Six industry leaders weigh in.
By: Maggie Zhou
I’ve readjusted to drinking coffee at home to ease cost of living pressures, but some friends have found more creative ways to save money.
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