Holly Solem

Jun 26, 2024 | yahoo.com | Holly Solem

Tug RiceSomething strange happened this past year: At 40 years old, I began to make new friends. With women. And not just any women—these ones were iconic. I’d stalked them from my Finsta, gossiped about them, loved hating them. It was as if they'd been genetically engineered to make me feel inadequate and jealous and to doubt my outfits and life choices.

May 25, 2024 | coveteur.com | Seth Jubb |Holly Solem |Ama Kwarteng |Leya Kaufman

When the planet of good fortune, Jupiter, enters the curious and playful sign of Gemini, our ways of communicating receive an optimistic upgrade. Wherever Jupiter is in the sky, it shows us how our tendency to grow will express itself, and in the sign of “The Twins,” there’s a special emphasis on our collective growth in knowledge, social connection, and ability to adapt.

May 24, 2024 | coveteur.com | Ama Kwarteng |Paige Kowal |Hilary George-Parkin |Holly Solem

As a child, Sheika Daley’s favorite part about being a dancer was the recitals. One time, when she was seven, her mother came backstage to do her makeup. “I remember she had this one palette from Fashion Fair,” she tells me over the phone. “I’ll never forget it—it had a highlight, a black shade, a red blush, and blue eyeshadow. And she also had one red lipstick.” The transformative power of makeup struck Daley, even at that young age.

May 24, 2024 | coveteur.com | Ama Kwarteng |Hilary George-Parkin |Holly Solem |Paige Kowal

In today’s media environment, it feels as if we’re bombarded with new beauty products, treatments, and ingredients every day. This constant deluge of information can be a bit overwhelming, but Dr. Ewoma Ukeleghe’s voice cuts through all the noise. The London-based medical and cosmetic doctor imparts her clinical expertise through approachable videos on social media, and, thankfully, she’s not one to gatekeep.

May 23, 2024 | coveteur.com | Hilary George-Parkin |Holly Solem |Camille Freestone |Paige Kowal

Arthur Ashe Stadium is a grand space—the vast, domed cathedral of the US Open. The last time I was here, I watched Naomi Osaka play one of her last Grand Slam matches in a crowd of nearly 20,000. Today, I’m here to see a group of excitable six-pound fluffballs run in circles and preen on a podium. It’s Pomeranian hour at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, the prestigious multiday celebration of canine beauty and performance.