George Kotsiopoulos

Stylist and journalist known for fashion

George Kotsiopoulos - Stylist and journalist known for fashion
Born

November 18th, 1968
56 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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A stylist and journalist engaged in the fashion industry, contributed to various media outlets and projects. Served as a correspondent on shows focusing on celebrity style and fashion trends. Worked with high-profile clients, providing fashion advice and styling for events. Gained recognition for expertise in fashion accessories and interior design, reflecting a keen eye for aesthetic detail in both personal and public appearance.

Served as a fashion correspondent on E!'s 'Fashion Police'

Contributed to 'Glamour' magazine as a style expert

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