Nitika Choraria is a Design and Travel Journalist at various esteemed publications. Based in Mumbai with frequent travels to Italy, she explores themes in apparel design, the fashion industry, and luxury goods, viewing design as a limitless medium of self-expression. Nitika's work has been featured in Goyal & Co., Vogue India, and Italy Magazine.
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Nitika’s coverage primarily focuses on design, featuring articles about various aspects of design including products, events, and expert commentary. Her focus seems to be broad within the field of design rather than being limited to particular segments. Nitika's articles include a mix of product reviews, event coverages, and expert commentaries.
Given her interest in showcasing innovative designs and products, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to unique or groundbreaking designs across various industries such as fashion, interior decor, architecture etc., with a specific emphasis on innovative features or sustainable practices.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Nitika Choraria's coverage attributes; however it can be inferred that she has an international scope due to the diverse range of topics covered.
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By: Nitika Choraria
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By: Nitika Choraria
Hop on to take a virtual tour of Samantha Ruth Prabhu's cosy residence in Hyderabad.
By: Nitika Choraria
Beyond its grand façades and grey beauty, Milan has a quieter, greener side, from revived villas to long-hidden courtyards to hotel winter gardens open to the whole city.
