Ruhama Wolle is a Special Projects Editor at Glamour. Her work explores the intersections of politics, fashion, and restorative justice, with a strong focus on empowering women of color, as well as themes in beauty and fashion. Ruhama's contributions have been featured in Glamour Us, Yahoo News, Teen Vogue, Glamour, Vogue, The Cut, and the New York Post.
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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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From fancy cardigans to everyday bags.
On style without rules, sharing without oversharing, and building a wardrobe that works from Monaco to wherever’s next.
French Bloom co-founder Constance Jablonski on bringing F1 its first alcohol-free sparkling-wine partner.
When she’s not onstage as Frida Kahlo in the Met Opera’s El Último Sueño de Frida y Diego, she’s protecting her voice by living silently.
Ruhama Wolle has a blunt message to brides, whether they like it or not.
The tennis champion on discipline after retirement, building Pretty Tough, and the small wins that still keep her moving.
The Oscar-winning actress talks protecting her energy, raising her sons, and lifting weights to stay sane.
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