Perrie Samotin

After almost 20 years, the glitzy competition show has waltzed out of the family room and into the zeitgeist thanks to a savvy social media strategy, more relevant casting, and—the show’s real secret weapon—an electrifying army of pros.

Daryl-Ann Denner founded Nuuds in 2022 to answer a simple question: Why couldn’t she find quality wardrobe essentials that fit her postpartum body? Three years later she’s running a nine-figure company.

In 2024, country star Ingrid Andress made a mistake: she sang the national anthem at a televised baseball game, and did it drunk. The internet was ruthless in that very particular way that seems to be reserved for successful young women in the public eye. Now, the 33-year-old—sober, peaceful, and working on new music—reflects on the leadup, the fallout, and the future.

I, for One, Am Obsessed With the Pointless Black Bra Trend

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With its tiered borrow-a-bag membership model, the eight-year-old company is making the luxury market more accessible—and more fun.

Miron Crosby Is Giving Cowboy Boots a Seat at the Luxury-Fashion Table

With her new skin-care line, the celebrity aesthetician and “acne whisperer” has democratized her unique and exclusive approach to treating problematic skin.

The back-to-basics approach to red-carpet dressing was a welcome surprise.

Twenty years after their boundary-pushing reality show The Simple Life, pop culture’s most beloved duo is back with a new project. Here, they open up about always being in on the joke, their lifelong friendship, tabloid trauma, motherhood, and why we just can’t seem to quit Paris and Nicole. Sanasa!

The superstar opens up about her diaristic new album, her new role on “The Voice,” the future of country music, and how performing for Beyoncé last month was not, as she says, on her bingo card.

The character of Brenda Walsh, played by Shannen Doherty on Beverly Hills 90210, can be summed up in a 30-second clip that came during season four. The group of teens we dutifully followed through high school were now students at fictional California University and there was an earnest three-episode arc about the theater department’s competitive production of Tennessee Williams’ Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Aspiring actress Brenda had landed the leading role of Maggie via dubious measures and her jeal…

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Everyone, pay attention: That was H.E.R. who joined Usher on stage for a searing electric guitar solo during the 2024 Super Bowl halftime show. It was was not, as some brilliant minds on social media seemed to think, 10-year-old Kim and Kanye progeny North West. H.E.R. might not be as instantly recognizable on a mass scale as some of Usher’s other guest stars who have been performing for 25 years—such as Alicia Keys—but she’s wildly accomplished in her own right. And she’s 26 years old, not 10.…

For some country music stars, especially those who have come up during the last decade or so, constantly evoking iconography that’s become synonymous with expectations of the genre can feel performative, rote, maybe even a little absurdist. (Luke Bryan can, in case you didn’t know, wrestle hogs and gators with his two bare hands, hot-wire your tractor, and salt-cure a ham.) But even after a few minutes of conversation over Zoom, it’s clear nothing about Wilson is overly personified—including her…

In the spirit of and permanently dismantling toxic traditional New Year’s resolutions—which mostly are designed to make us feel terrible and spend money on things we think we need to live a more fulfilling life—we’re offering up Smart Goals, a series that offers judgement-free and tactical advice on how to set some, well, smart goals for yourself in 2024 that feel realistic and sane. To be fair, there were some candy-colored highlights: 2023 brought with it the the highest-grossing woman-directe…

The below list of healthy habits were complied by the Glamour team in the spirit of permanently dismantling toxic traditional New Year’s resolutions—which mostly are designed to make us feel terrible and spend money on things we think we need to live a more fulfilling life. It’s part of our series Smart Goals, which offers judgement-free and tactical advice on how to set some, well, smart goals for yourself during the new year that feel realistic and sane. The healthy habits below are things tha…

If you were to scroll through your phone, how many wellness apps would be staring back at you? Two? Three? Five? No judgement: Self-improvement apps have proven themselves to be valuable tools for people looking to meditate and practice mindfulness, work out more efficiently, track food and water intake, cycle sync, match with the right therapist, become more calm, and pretty much anything else in the name of bettering our bodies and our minds. But with the launch of Thoughtful, a new type of we…

We're tired, hungover, broke, and itchy (see: chiffon), and we believe it’s time to reassess long-held beliefs about what it means to be a good friend.

This story is part of our cover series We Don’t: The Bridesmaid Burnout, in which we explore the role’s often absurd demands, astronomical expenses, copious amounts of unpaid labor, and ways to change the tradition that benefits everybody involved. Read all our stories here. The financial expectations that come with being a present-day bridesmaid are, to be blunt, psychotic. I have to buy the hideous dress I’ll never wear again in the color you choose? I have to pay for alterations to that dress…