Sarah Caden is a magazine writer at various esteemed publications, including the Belfast Telegraph and Irish Independent. She specializes in themes related to beauty and fashion, arts and entertainment, and world affairs, often exploring topics such as style, Netflix, and holiday celebrations. Sarah's work has been featured in prominent outlets like THE GLOSS MAGAZINE and the Irish Independent.
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Sarah Caden's coverage comprises a mix of event coverage, seasonal content, promotional deals, and opinion editorials in the domain of personal finance and beauty & fashion. Her articles often include local Irish events and products. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering pitches related to local Irish events, unique fashion trends or products available in Dublin, seasonal promotions specific to Ireland or Dublin, and opinions on personal finance topics relevant to the local audience. If you have insights into these areas with a focus on Dublin or Ireland-specific angles, it could be valuable for Sarah Caden's coverage.
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By: Sarah Caden
How can you give your eyebrows the makeover they deserve? We ask the experts
By: Liadán Hynes, Sarah Caden
NECESSITY
By: Sarah Caden
It is more than 40 years since Katherine Zappone first moved to Ireland with her late wife, Ann Louise Gilligan. They had met in 1981, while both were studying at Boston College and, madly in love, Seattle-born Zappone gladly agreed to move to Gilligan’s native Dublin a couple of years later.
By: Sarah Caden, Liadán Hynes
Created with Sketch. NECESSITY Rave on Knitwear designer Anna Rave recently launched her debut collection.
By: Sarah Caden
Do we really need to buy products to scrub away dead cells? We ask the experts
By: Sarah Caden
Is contouring just for Gen Z or can it work for everyone? Sarah Caden asks an expert
By: Sarah Caden
“I was 10 years old in 1985, when a state of emergency was declared in South Africa and it got very heated up and scary, with tanks patrolling the streets and that kind of thing. I wonder sometimes how much damage that caused me,” says Cape Town-born writer Mary Watson, “because I’m quite an anxious person now.”
By: Sarah Caden
A couple of years ago, Brooke Shields was at a party in chic Midtown New York at the home of a friend of a friend. The host was newly divorced and had an extremely impressive walk-through wine cellar in his home, she writes in her new book, Brooke Shields is Not Allowed to Get Old: Thoughts on Ageing as a Woman.
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