Leah Faye Cooper is the Digital Style Director at Vogue.com, where she explores the intersection of fashion and culture while covering topics related to the fashion industry, luxury goods, and celebrity trends. With a background as a former contributing editor at Vanity Fair, her work has also been featured in numerous prestigious outlets including The Zoe Report, Teen Vogue, and Glamour.
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Leah Faye Cooper primarily covers beauty, fashion, entertainment news, and culture & society. She often features profile pieces and how-to guides within these themes. If you can provide insights related to emerging trends in fashion or beauty, expert commentary on cultural shifts in the entertainment industry or compelling profiles of individuals within these sectors, it may resonate with Leah's coverage style.
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Hope For Flowers Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear collection, runway looks, beauty, models, and reviews.
By: Leah Faye Cooper
Ahead of Vogue World: Hollywood, costume designer Ruth E. Carter breaks down her Oscar-winning, style-spanning career—and what links ‘Malcolm X’ to ‘Seinfeld.’
By: Leah Faye Cooper, Peter Fisher, Alexander-Julian Gibbson
When Vogue learned that the insanely stylish NBA player Jordan Clarkson was heading to the New York Knicks, we knew there was only one way to welcome him: with a high-fashion photo shoot, of course.
Vogue captured the scene at FAMU Homecoming 2025, and spoke to students and alumni—including Fear of God's Jerry Lorenzo—about HBCU style, school spirit, and more.
By: Leah Faye Cooper
Angela Bassett walked the Vogue World: Hollywood runway in an original Queen Ramonda look by costume designer Ruth E. Carter.
By: Leah Faye Cooper
At a certain point, you start to recognize the difference between something that's simply well-styled and something that's actually well-made.
Forget Super Bowl watch parties and last-minute Stubhubbing— here's a peak at how big spenders are entering the big leagues.
Basketball star Russell Westbrook sits down with Only Natural Diamonds to discuss his record-breaking NBA career, iconic style, milestone jewelry purchases, and devotion to family.
By: Leah Faye Cooper
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