Long before networking events existed, there were salons. And they were run by women.
Beginning in 17th century Paris, the salon was a gathering hosted by a woman — called a salonnière — in her private home. She curated the room. She set the tone. She decided who was invited. Writers, philosophers, artists, and cultural voices came together not to pitch or perform, but to think, debate, and create in community.
The most powerful intellectual movements in history were shaped in salons. The Enlightenment. The Harlem Renaissance. All of it started in a room where a woman held the space. GlamMore Society brings that tradition home.