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Victoria Ontman

New York
As seen in: Saks Fifth Avenue, Harper's Bazaar, Vogue, Coveteur, LE BOOK
Covers:  Fashion, beauty, home, lifestyle, wellness

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Victoria Ontman’s Journalist Portfolio

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On Our Radar Feature

On Our Radar Feature

Highlighting the buzziest designers right now.

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The Uncommon Rashida

The Uncommon Rashida

Feature on Rashida Jones, cover of the Uncommon Fashion book.

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SAKS FIFTH AVENUE | RESORT BOOK

SAKS FIFTH AVENUE | RESORT BOOK

Resort 2020 Book

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ROEN Beauty Feature

ROEN Beauty Feature

Appearing in the Saks Fall 2020 Beauty Book, featuring Roen makeup founder Nikki DeRoest

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Poppy Jamie, Winnie Harlow & Suki Waterhouse Feature

Poppy Jamie, Winnie Harlow & Suki Waterhouse Feature

Conversation between the three figures regarding mental health, embracing individuality and staying positive.…

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SAKS FIFTH AVENUE | No Apologies Fall 2019

SAKS FIFTH AVENUE | No Apologies Fall 2019

Inspiring women on owning their power.

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Articles

An Expert Reviews the Costuming of “The Crown”

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By Camille Freestone Verified, Marc Duron, Donna Kim Verified, Victoria Ontman
| Coveteur
Sitting down to watch long-anticipated seasons five and six of Netflix’s The Crown, namely the Diana years, I eagerly anticipated a glimpse of their take on the famous “Revenge” dress, a black mini Diana wore while separated from Prince Charles, above most plot events or character portrayals. Its screen time totals only seconds. Instead, the bulk of the scenes offered a voyeuristic rendering of casual, intimate moments in which Diana, the Queen, and all consorts dressed accordingly.
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16 Gifts Our Chief Brand Officer Actually Wants for the Holidays

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By Donna Kim Verified, Victoria Ontman, Camille Freestone Verified
| Coveteur
Between decking the halls and making the yuletide gay, I finally had time to sit down and write my holiday wishlist. Yes, some of the price tags fall under the category of “wishful thinking,” but I’m sure Santa has seen more outrageous letters in his tenure at the North Pole. We all know that the best things in life are free, but I’ll humbly settle for designer jackets and Cartier diamonds any day of the week.
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What Our Editorial Contributor Actually Wants This Holiday Season

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By Donna Kim Verified, Victoria Ontman, Camille Freestone Verified
| Coveteur
My love language is gifts. This doesn't surprise me, as I genuinely enjoy giving thoughtful presents to my family and friends to express that I'm thinking of them—after all, actions, in the form of gifts, can speak louder than words. However, when it comes to receiving gifts for myself, it's a bit tricky for anyone to give me anything because if there’s something I really want, I’ll just get it myself.
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