Glamour Rockstars!
British-Jamaican actress Jodie TurnerSmith covers the Glamour UK Women of the Year issue (Photos: Camila Falquez)
Tuesday Style, Tuesday Style Cover
October 8, 2024

Glamour Rockstars!

Since 1990, Glamour, one of Vanity Fair’s sister publications, has honoured the world’s most extraordinary women — trailblazers, rule breakers, visionaries, and champions who have defined each year. The class of 2024 include track star Allyson Felix and tennis GOAT Serena Williams, Hollywood actress Taraji P Henson, and American businesswoman, fashion designer, and philanthropist Tina Knowles.

To commemorate the awards show, which will be streamed today, Tuesday Style spotlights British-Jamaican actress Jodie Turner-Smith’s cover story, plus honorees Taraji P Henson in Mateo New York jewels from Jamaican designer Matthew Harris, and tennis GOAT Serena Williams’ #DaleyBeat by Jamaican-born Lancôme global make-up artist Sheika Daley!

British-Jamaican actress Jodie Turner-Smith covers the Glamour UK Women of the Year issueCamila Falquez

Glamour magazine cover star Taraji P Henson wears Zimmerman dress, Mateo Rose Quartz Frame earrings and East West Rose Quartz ring. (Photo: Micaiah Carter via IG/@mateonewyork)Micaiah Carter via IG/@mateonewyork

Rose Quartz Frame earrings.

Mateo East West Rose Quartz .

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