Leah Dolan is a journalist at CNN. She specializes in beauty and fashion, as well as arts and entertainment, exploring themes such as pop culture, consumer health, and the fashion industry. Leah's work has been featured in notable outlets including CNN, CBS News, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Leah’s coverage leans heavily toward fashion and beauty, with a secondary interest in art and wider cultural moments. She seems most receptive to pitches that offer sharp visual or style analysis tied to current trends, celebrity appearances, luxury positioning, or shifts in how people present themselves publicly.
She also covers health-related stories when they intersect with consumer trends, so timely, news-driven angles with a clear cultural impact could work well. For art pitches, she appears drawn to pieces that explain why an artist or installation mattered beyond the gallery.
Her focus is national, so keep the relevance broad and domestic.
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By: Fiona Sinclair Scott, Leah Dolan
Paris (CNN) — Paris Fashion Week, the biggest arena for the industry's battle of ideas, is in full swing. Rihanna's here , maniacal crowds are lining up outside shows to screech and wave at their favorite stars and days of runway events big and small lie ahead.
The biggest arena for the industry’s battle of ideas, is in full swing. Rihanna’s here, maniacal crowds are lining up outside shows to wave at their favorite stars and days of runway events lie ahead.
By: Leah Dolan
You might have an idea as to what fashion people wear to runway shows. Then photographer Juergen Teller shows up, as always, to prove you wrong.
Leah Dolan is an Associate Producer for CNN Style based in London.
You may have an idea as to what fashion people wear to runway shows. Then the avant-garde photographer proves you wrong.
You're a copywriter, a communications manager, an elusive creative director with indeterminate responsibilities. So why are you dressed liked a 20th century French rail worker?
Today, most of us probably work from behind a desk. Yet our obsession with clothes from a different kind of working life just won’t quit.
Los Angeles
By: Leah Dolan
(CNN) — From a certain handmade $50 million white-gold bra to the latest red carpet look worn by Jenna Ortega, metal couture is everywhere this week.
The Elias Matso gown was painstakingly crafted from steel flat and spiral boning — components usually found in the guts of a corset or hoop skirt.
