The Lovely Ladies of Hearst is a series of portraits and environmental stills taken inside the Hearst Tower. The Hearst Tower was deigned by Norman Foster and houses Hearst publications including Cosmo, O, The Oprah Magazine, Marie Claire, Redbook, Town & Country, and Esquire to name a few. Its founded on Hearst publications' former foundation. The six original floors were gutted to create one grand entrance and 40+ additional levels made of glass were built on top. Light pours through the entrance in a grid, always moving. The building also houses a staff of 90% female employees. All ladies, all the time in a glass tower.