Samantha Barry

In her editor’s letter, “Glamour” global head of editorial content Samantha Barry reflects on why this year’s theme is a love letter to the sisters we’re born with—and the ones we find along the way.

We’re meeting fans where they are—with a message that matters.

In honor of their charitable work with The King’s Trust, the human-rights attorney and the beauty mogul sat down with Glamour’s global editorial director Samantha Barry to discuss sisterhood, advocacy, and why showing up for women isn’t a luxury, it’s a legacy.

Amal Clooney, Melinda French Gates and Michelle Obama on Their Fight to End Child Marriage: Exclusive

Gates also shares the four female changemakers who are giving her hope for the future.

HRC joins MasterClass to share the values and lessons that have fueled her resilience, and share the emotional would-be victory speech.

Watch Glamour’s EIC wrap up cozy fleece turtlenecks, wear-with-everything hoodies, and more super-comfortable pieces—because this year, everyone on her “nice” list is getting gifts from Aerie.

Donate to a critical COVID-19 cause this #GivingTuesday.

“By the time I walked out, I really did believe that when we’re playing the game together, we all win.”

Jessica Simpson doesn’t hold back when it comes to her exes, her body image, and what she really watches on TV, in conversation with Glamour editor in chief Samantha Barry.

In my very first issue as the editor in chief of Glamour, I promised to help women reshape their complicated relationship with money. In the year and a half since then, we’ve talked about investing, getting out of debt, and prenups—and how much you should be tipping at the hair salon. Today we’re bringing the conversation to a new platform. I’m so excited to announce the premiere of our brand-new money podcast, She Makes Money Moves. (It’s produced by Glamour and iHeartRadio, the team behind our…

To our readers: The lens of history has shown us that we got it wrong.

I’m a big fan of the holiday season, and while I have plenty of friends who want nothing to do with gingerbread lattes or “Jingle Bell Rock” until well after Thanksgiving has wrapped, I’m not one of those people. The minute the weather starts to cool down in New York, I’m out the door whistling Mariah Carey’s most iconic Christmas hits and drumming up a list of the best gifts to pick up for my family, friends, and colleagues. But finding unique presents for everyone can be tough, and remembering…

The editor-in-chief of ‘Glamour’ explains what went into choosing our exceptional Women of the Year honorees.

This month we’re celebrating the trailblazing women in our society, from Congress to the small screen.

You don’t have to agree with abortion; you just have to agree that Irish women should be afforded a legal—and safe—choice.

For my first issue with Glamour, we’re honing in on women’s complex relationship with money.