Zoe Yu Gilligan
Expertise
Arts & Culture, Beauty & Fashion, Gender & Race
- Zoe is an avid traveler who loves to explore new places and learn about different cultures.
- As a New Yorker, she's a "Let's just walk there!" aficianado, no matter the distance.
- Besides writing, she also works in strategy and communications for various brands across beauty, fashion, and food/beverage.
Experience
Zoe began her writing career at age 19 for publications like i-D, Vice, and The Cut. Focusing on marginalized communities within arts and culture writing, her work spans in-depth features and long-form criticism. She covers wellness, beauty, fashion, and more for Women.com.
Education
Zoe received a Bachelor of Science in media studies at LIM College in New York City.
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Stories By Zoe Yu Gilligan
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From streamlined routines to LED therapy, we're delving into the season's most anticipated skincare developments
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Retinol is exalted among skincare experts for its incredible anti-aging benefits. But does it work as well on the body as it does the face?
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It may not seem entirely logical, but according to some people, identifying the location of your North Node can actually be an important step in your career.
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The mainstream beauty brand's easy-to-open lipstick tubes have sparked an important conversation about making makeup more accessible
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In a world where TikTok has become the apex for microtrends, the race to keep up is cultivating an unhealthy culture of overconsumption and conformity.
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Contradictory as this may seem, all it takes is a few minutes of layering to easily revive dry lips
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Despite the higher risk for sports-related concussions in women's athletics, female athletes' concerns are still being overlooked, putting them at serious risk.