Ruhama Wolle

Call it the great suit and tuxedo takeover. From the ABFF Honors to SNL’s 50th anniversary special, women in Hollywood are making one thing clear: Exquisite tailoring is a red-carpet power move.

It’s not just having a moment—it’s defining the entire season. Here’s how to wear the look.

After a two-year relationship came to an end, "Glamour" editor Ruhama Wolle jumped back into the dating pool—only to find it was a puddle.

Give your cold-weather basics a major upgrade this season.

As Nike’s impact leader, Vanessa Garcia-Brito has big goals. Top of the list? Reimagining sports culture, and empowering girls to stay in the game.

As CEO of New York Liberty, Keia Clarke is redefining women’s sports, culture, and community—and she’s not done yet.

At 21, Pratika Katiyar is already making waves in the tech world, blending her passions for AI, policy, and human rights to ensure technology is both innovative and ethical—while inspiring more women to step into STEM.

As a senior at the University of Maryland, Reem Saleh is combining her cultural roots and passion for information science to address school safety, refugee resettlement, and food insecurity—all while paving the way for more diverse voices in STEM.

At 19, Keren Skariah is already making waves as a data science student at UC Davis. With a passion for solving puzzles and a mission to create inclusive spaces in STEM, she’s on track to close the gender gap in tech.

For more than 25 years, 90% or more of Black women voters have supported the Democrats. But can the party keep relying on their support? Ruhama Wolle reports...