Coveteur

Coveteur is a digital publishing platform celebrated for its beautiful imagery and insightful perspective. What began as a personal endeavor to delve into the wardrobes and residences of influential figures globally has transformed into a diverse lifestyle brand. It offers a unique glimpse into the lives of those who are influencing contemporary culture.

National, Consumer

English

Online/Digital

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority

Ranking

Global

#181880

United States

#80069

Lifestyle/Fashion and Apparel

#2336

Traffic sources

Monthly visitors

Articles

The Only 6 Spring 2025 Fashion Trends Worth Investing In

2 weeks ago | coveteur.com | Abby Hepworth

FashionThe past few seasons have put practicality and minimalism at the forefront, but for summer 2025, I’m ready to start injecting a little more personality into my wardrobe. This season’s top trends are louder, bolder, brighter and kookier, inviting you to embrace those off-kilter combinations you have yet to try: Voluminous boho ruffles, shiny pastels and all things sheer mix, along with fisherman-inspired staples and embellishments of all kinds.
The 4 Biggest Spring Bag Trends For 2025, According To A Celebrity Stylist

2 weeks ago | coveteur.com | Stephanie Meraz

New season, new handbag trends. In past years, my first instinct would be to reach for something bright and beachy, but after talking to celebrity stylist Georgina Downe, I’m realizing spring 2025 is all about taking a new, fresh approach. Yes, raffia and woven styles aren’t going anywhere, but we shouldn’t rule out a spring suede moment, either.
Pamela Anderson’s Minimalist Style, Decoded

2 weeks ago | coveteur.com | Dana Dickey

We’re all blessed to be witnessing the renaissance of Pamela Anderson. Over the past few years, she’s gone from paparazzi magnet to fashion industry darling—and it’s about time. Other than her starring role in The Last Showgirl and buzzed-about Netflix documentary, Anderson said recently that her biggest highlight was getting invited to the Met Gala for the first time.
'Baby Reindeer'’s Nava Mau on Deleted Scenes and the Importance of Comedy - Coveteur: Inside Closets, Fashion, Beauty, Health, and Travel

Jun 19, 2024 | coveteur.com | Andie Eisen

“No one was going to just reach out and pull me in. I had to wade into the water myself.”
Playing in the Deep End with Amanda de Cadenet

Jun 14, 2024 | coveteur.com | Amanda De Cadenet |Amanda de Cadenet

Amanda de Cadenet recently kicked off the Chelsea Hotel's creative residency program, staying at the legendary property for a two-week stint during which she recorded interviews for her podcast, The Conversation, created a portrait series of featured guests and friends, and took time to write. Below, she invites us into her world of creativity and collaboration with the easy intimacy she's made her trademark, and shares a playlist inspired by her stay.
Cristine Brache, Perceived

Jun 14, 2024 | coveteur.com | Brittany Menjivar

It's here, everything - Everything anyone ever Dreamed of, and more. But love is lost:The only sacrifice To live in this heaven, This Disneyland Where people are the games. Thus begins Goodnight Sweet Thing, the sophomore poetry collection by multimedia artist Cristine Brache. The epigraph—a poem by Dorothy Stratten, a writer and Playboy Playmate who was tragically killed—is the perfect way to introduce the themes of fame, fantasy, and objectification that underscore the book.
Jeauni Cassanova Sees Clothing as an Invitation

Jun 14, 2024 | coveteur.com | Hilary George-Parkin

Jeauni Cassanova is perched on top of a marble mantel, mesh-gloved hands adjusting the bustled train of a Vivienne Westwood dress. “I love the built-in titty,” Cassanova says, gesturing downwards to the padded bustier.
A Review of Spa Valmont at Le Meurice in Paris

Jun 14, 2024 | coveteur.com | Ama Kwarteng

I love a facial—I mean, who doesn’t? Yes, it's not necessarily a necessity but, in my opinion, it’s an easily justified indulgence. For example, think of what your apartment looks like. Now think of what your apartment would look like if you never gave it a deep clean—if you only vacuumed once or twice a week, wiped down the surfaces every now and then, but never truly got into the nooks and crannies of the space. Imagine the dust bunnies and layer of grime that’s settled over everything.
Why You Should Take A Death Anniversary Trip

Jun 14, 2024 | coveteur.com | Anna Haines

Every June for the past nine years, I dread the 27th—the day my mom died. In a death-phobic culture that lacks mourning rituals for honoring those we’ve lost, I never know what to do with myself. Since a death anniversary is something only the bereaved experience, it can be incredibly lonely. My usual response is to hibernate and just get through it.
María Zardoya Is No Longer Censoring Herself

Jun 14, 2024 | coveteur.com | Maraya Fisher

On the song “Echo” off The Marías’s recently-released album Submarine, María Zardoya sings, “Miss the warmth of your neck / when I knew you best / I’m yours, I’m yours,” and later, “Your cry is an echo / and I will let go of your love.” The song captures the central tension of the album: the heartbreaking push and pull of parting ways with someone you still love.