Siena Gagliano is the Beauty Editor at Marie Claire. She specializes in the beauty and fashion industries, covering topics such as makeup, skincare, hair care, and wellness programs, with a focus on reported features and expert-backed shopping roundups. Siena's work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo News, Well+Good, Bustle, Allure Magazine, Glamour Us, Cosmopolitan, AOL, Inc., and MSN.
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Siena Gagliano's articles predominantly cover beauty, skincare, haircare, fashion, and shopping. Her focus is on reviews, promotional deals, and gift guides related to these topics. To effectively pitch to her, consider providing information about new products in the beauty and fashion industry that align with her coverage themes.
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By: Siena Gagliano, Beth Gillette
I also asked experts if they really work.
By: Siena Gagliano
Luxury designer style, for your manicure.
By: Siena Gagliano
My beauty editor-approved lineup of SPF, moisturizers, and barrier goodies.
By: Corinne Sullivan, Megan Schaltegger, Siena Gagliano
These styles are a game-changer!!!
The less you see, the better the result.
Eyes, lips, face—and now, hair.
From the foundation that withstands a world-record sprint to the mascara that holds up during a gold medal routine.
The cutest dose of color for your next summer manicure.
Color block manicures come back every summer, but this season's version has a more playful diagnosis.
By: Siena Gagliano
Siena Gagliano Living in sticky New York City means I'm intimately familiar with sweat in all of its forms.
