Nitya Chablani is a Digital Editor at Vogue India. She specializes in the beauty and fashion industries, covering topics such as makeup, skincare, perfumes, and luxury goods, as well as travel and tourism related to these themes. Nitya's work has been featured in Vogue India and Vogue Arabia.
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Nitya Chablani's coverage primarily focuses on beauty and fashion, with occasional event and seasonal coverage. She would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives or insights into the latest trends in luxury travel, fashion, beauty, and wellness.
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