Rachel Strugatz is a writer and Beauty Editor-at-Large, currently working for The Business of Fashion. With a focus on the beauty industry, Rachel explores topics such as the intersection of beauty and wellness, the evolving definition of luxury beauty, and the business side of the industry. Her work has also been featured in The New York Times.
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Rachel Strugatz's coverage primarily revolves around the beauty and fashion industry, with a focus on investment analysis and press releases. She would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights into emerging trends in the beauty industry, particularly those related to new product launches, market data or investor perspectives.
Given her interest in investment analysis, she may also respond well to expert commentary from financial analysts or professionals familiar with the business side of the beauty industry.
While Rachel does not specify a geographic focus, her broad themes indicate an international perspective on the beauty and fashion industry. Therefore, relevant pitches should consider global implications and trends within this sector.
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