Ruhama Wolle is a journalist who primarily writes for Glamour Us and Glamour. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including fashion trends, beauty standards, women's empowerment, and celebrity interviews. Ruhama's work has also been featured in Yahoo News.
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Ruhama focuses on beauty, fashion, and lifestyle topics with a significant emphasis on expert commentary and reviews. She is likely to be receptive to pitches from experts in the fields of beauty, fashion, entrepreneurship, and identity who can provide insightful commentary or analysis related to emerging trends or issues within these sectors.
Given her coverage attributes, consider providing Ruhama with well-researched insights into upcoming trends in fashion and beauty as well as perspectives on empowerment and entrepreneurship that align with her audience's interests. Additionally, she may appreciate expert opinions on products or events related to house & home themes.
It appears that Ruhama does not have a specific geographic focus but rather covers topics of interest internationally.
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By: Kara Nesvig, Ruhama Wolle, Raquel Willis
Daring to Disrupt
By: Emily Tannenbaum, Elle Turner, Hanna Lustig, Ruhama Wolle, Elizabeth Logan
Alongside her groundbreaking film Origin, DuVernay invites audiences into a first-of-its-kind MasterClass, offering an exclusive look at her filmmaking process and provides profound insight into authentic leadership.
By: Ruhama Wolle, Kathleen Walsh, Elizabeth Logan, Emily Tannenbaum
“I feel like there's a little bit of Queenie in all of us right now,” says Candice Carty-Williams, the show's creator and the author of the beloved novel its based on.
Ahead of the upcoming Presidential election, Glamour and Paid Leave for All made sure paid family and medical leave was on Congress's agenda.
Actor Shailene Woodley has raised a few eyebrows with her latest Instagram post, a move that was either innocuous or a subtle signal that she's moved to the right politically.
Speaking in Wisconsin at the first rally of her 2024 presidential campaign, Vice President Kamala Harris laid out her vision for the country's future, and it definitely includes paid family leave.
By: Kennedi Carter, Ruhama Wolle, Isaac Bickerstaff, Elizabeth Logan, Kathleen Walsh
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...
By: Danielle Kwateng, Aj Morris, Alyssa Hardy, Ruhama Wolle, Talia Smith
The style of dress being displayed the Met Gala reveals a complex history of race, class, and identity politics.
If you haven’t felt the roar of 17,700 fans shaking the rafters of Barclays Center, then you clearly haven't been to one of the New York Liberty's basketball games.
Vanessa Garcia-Brito is tired of the narrow lens put on sports. “When people hear “sports”, a default image might come to mind,” she says. “I like
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