Mahita Gajanan is an editor at TIME. She covers culture with a focus on arts and entertainment, including topics such as apparel design, the fashion industry, celebrities, and entertainment news. Mahita's work has been featured in Newswav, TIME, and Yahoo News Singapore.
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