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What does personal style look like in the age of AI and algorithms? Coveteur’s Fall 2025 Personal Style Issue featuring PinkPantheress explores and celebrates individuality, fashion, and beauty. Fronting the debut issue is PinkPantheress 🔥 With her Y2K-meets-UK-garage aesthetic and “kitsch” edge, she’s become one of music’s most elusive It Girls. Fresh off the release of her viral summer anthem, "Illegal," she’s stepping into the spotlight as a mainstream phenomenon. Shot in a Hollywood mansion by Daria Kobayashi Ritch 📸, styled by Mindy LeBrock 👗, with makeup by Emily Cheng 💄 — the cover delivers Coveteur’s signature up-close, intimate lens alongside a revealing interview that introduces her music and style to a broader US audience for the very first time. The entire issue is iconic but one story is a must-read: "Did the Algorithm Kill Personal Style?' Congrats to Faith Xue and her incredible team. Photographs by Daria Kobayashi Ritch Styling by Mindy Le Brock Written by Faith Xue, Editor-in-Chief Hair: Fitch Lunar Makeup: Emily Cheng Manicure: @marielleco Creative Producer: Czar Van Gaal On-Site Producer: Sara Jameson Designer: Sierra Cook Senior Fashion Editor: Ella O'Keeffe Social Strategy Lead: Kala Herh Social Creative Lead: Natasha Sheridan https://lnkd.in/eZdQJRdU

Gorgeous end to New York Fashion Week with our highly coveted, Coveteur Afters party at Sloane's. NYFW is an incredible time to connect brands to the creative class. Art Basel, next!

New York Fashion Week came to a close with the Coveteur Afters party at Sloane’s in downtown Manhattan. Coveteur and Lagavulin Distillery Single Malt Whisky joined forces for their first-ever NYFW collaboration, transforming the venue into a moody, style-driven playground. “This collaboration perfectly captures where Coveteur is headed - celebrating style not just as something you wear, but as a powerful cultural statement. Partnering with Lagavulin to reinterpret something as timeless as tartan through a modern lens is the essence of our next chapter,” said Faith Xue, Editor-in-Chief of Coveteur.

In the early years of the WNBA, games were only shown on "women's channels" like Lifetime and Oxygen because it was assumed there would be no mass audience for them. Today, men make up approximately 60% of the WNBA viewing audience on ESPN. Today, PureWow launches the inaugural “Play Like a Girl” issue in partnership with Opill OTC in order to change the conversation about women and sports, to de-stigmatize “girliness” in sports  and show it as a strength, not a weakness. The issue tackles the biggies: How can we push our bodies while also protecting our mental energy? What should we teach our daughters (and sons!) about strength? Who is the next generation of inspiring female athletes and what can we learn from them about the intersection of femininity and the drive to win? PureWow’s September “Play Like a Girl” issue takes on this conversation–telling the stories of everyday athletes and big-name stars (like Chicago Sky guard Ariel Atkins)–so we can all get more comfortable taking the W. https://lnkd.in/e73bbiqb

In the early years of the WNBA, games were only shown on "women's channels" like Lifetime and Oxygen because it was assumed there would be no mass audience for them. Today, men make up approximately 60% of the WNBA viewing audience on ESPN. Today, PureWow launches the inaugural “Play Like a Girl” issue in partnership with Opill OTC in order to change the conversation about women and sports, to de-stigmatize “girliness” in sports  and show it as a strength, not a weakness. The issue tackles the biggies: How can we push our bodies while also protecting our mental energy? What should we teach our daughters (and sons!) about strength? Who is the next generation of inspiring female athletes and what can we learn from them about the intersection of femininity and the drive to win? PureWow’s September “Play Like a Girl” issue takes on this conversation–telling the stories of everyday athletes and big-name stars (like Chicago Sky guard Ariel Atkins)–so we can all get more comfortable taking the W. https://lnkd.in/e73bbiqb

There’s nothing quite like the precious (panicked) minutes before a big event. The stress. The clarity. The focus. Consumers are obsessed with the minutes before. The tunnel before the Eagles game. Amanda Anisimova before her first serve. Tate McRae as she steps on stage. It’s a moment of intense emotion and viewers are locked in. It was that same intensity and passion that Gallery Media Group’s producers captured in our new series with Diageo featuring 5 world-renown DJs minutes before a big set. 19 minutes and 42 seconds before performance to be exact – as an ode to Don Julio 1942. The series, “DJ in Residence,” presented by Don Julio 1942 and Cocktails is now live. It gives viewers an exclusive first listen into artists like Diplo & Loud Luxury, along with A-Trak, Mia Moretti, and Ruckus, about how they got their start, their most memorable performances, the behind-the-scenes moments the public rarely gets to see, even their favorite way to enjoy Don Julio 1942. It’s a raw, intimate behind-the-scenes moment with the masters of their craft before they light up the night. https://lnkd.in/eyK9kxqP

Settle in for the meet-cute tale of one of the world’s biggest musical acts (KATSEYE!!!) with one of the largest beauty brands today. Earlier this year, Gallery Media Group was awarded Ulta Beauty's Influencer AOR. Working closely with Ulta Beauty's CMO, Kelly Mahoney, and team, Gallery Media Group is tasked with driving growth through social and influencer content, building authentic relationships and just as importantly, growth in culture and a deepening of the connection to the Ulta Beauty community. The relationship is exciting and limitless - Gallery Media Group is not restrained in where we can bring Ulta Beauty to life. Enter, Lollapolooza. Taking place in Ulta Beauty’s hometown of Chicago, Lollapalooza offered a fertile ground for Gallery Media Group to build off of their festival activation and bring together Ulta Beauty, creators, and talent in a 5-night, 20-person influencer getaway blending music, dining, wellness, and culture with plenty of Ulta’s favorite products and brands to let guests look and feel their best. One of the highlights of the weekend? Gallery Media Group’s talent team orchestrated a VIP meet & greet with KATSEYE at the Ulta Beauty Store on Michigan Avenue – an incredible moment that brought together the go-to retailer for festival beauty with one of Lollapalooza's biggest acts. The reason why we’re touting this moment? It’s a great example of what happens when a brand trusts you to bring it to life – Ulta Beauty’s team, including Dylan Wiseman, Laura Almogabar and Amelia Byrd – let the Gallery team do what it does best: bring together creators and culture in beautiful settings and allow the magic to happen. The event by the numbers:  600+ posts, 2.2M EMV Exclusive gifting moments and a made-for-social itinerary Amplified Ulta’s visibility with culturally relevant talent (KATSEYE!)

31 days of pool parties, wellness mornings, DJ sets and cocktails have just had their final hurrah with the last event of the 3rd annual Gallery Beach House in the Hamptons. A now-annual summer staple, it was a month of curated moments across fashion, wellness, music, and culture. From sunrise sound baths to sunset DJ sets, our guests stepped into the ultimate Hamptons itinerary–featuring daily pool parties, cold plunges, personalized aura readings, pickleball tournaments, and poolside facials. The 2025 edition was brought to life with standout brand partners including #bdy., Tree Hut, #Bioré, #HendricksGin, #SanpellegrinoCIAO!, #DiGiorno, Filthy Food—each integrating seamlessly into the House’s social-first content engine. The high-touch experience welcomed top creators and talent throughout the month including Rebecca Minkoff, Tyler Cameron, Tate Madden, Rachael Kirkconnell, Jason Tartick, Peter Weber, Serena Pitt, Joe Amabile, Brooke Sill, Dale Moss, Olivia Faria and Taylor Williams. This milestone speaks to the growing impact of our events and the community we’ve built around them. We’re committed to curating standout experiences across wellness, food, music, and culture—and we’re just getting started. Placing brands centerstage at the hottest cultural moments, our Gallery House series has activated everywhere from Super Bowl to Miami Art Week, Formula 1, SXSW, Festival season in the desert, and so much more. By aligning with today’s leading creators and influencers to drive viral conversations, the Gallery House VIP-only franchise is an incredible setting for massive content at scale.

According to the research paper, "The Asian American Beauty Consumer" by global market research company, NielsenIQ, Asian Americans spend 18% more per year than the average beauty buyer. There are 17M Asian American adults living in the US right now, a number that's doubled since 2000, and there are no signs of this group cutting back on their beauty spending. "The popularity of Asian beauty is skyrocketing in the U.S., as time-honored rituals like gua sha from China and hair oiling from India find a new audience in modern consumers," says Faith Xue, Editor-in-Chief of our luxury brand, Coveteur. "The popularity of K-beauty and J-beauty is also proof that Asian beauty is leading the way when it comes to cutting-edge technology and innovative formulations. It's been exciting to witness so many AAPI-founded beauty brands bring their rich heritage, stories and ingredients to new audiences, proving that Asian beauty isn't a fad, or one-size-fits-all." Faith appeared on the Today Show this week to talk about some of her favorite AAPI beauty brands. Fable and Mane  Glow Recipe  Femmue mooncat  Patrick Ta Beauty Watch at the link below! https://lnkd.in/edw9vJVu