Women who lead: The 2025 power list
These women aren’t just breaking barriers, they’re building the future
March is about celebrating women who are reshaping industries and defining the future. These visionary leaders are making waves in fashion, tech, sports, and culture. This is who should be on our radar this Women’s History Month and beyond, because they’re not just part of the conversation—they’re leading it.
Céline Semaan, founder of Slow Factory, pushes high fashion toward zero waste, with Bottega Veneta and Chanel now sourcing her regenerative materials.
Emma Grede, the first Black woman “Shark Tank” guest investor, built Good American and co-founded SKIMS, revolutionizing inclusivity. Next up: beauty.
Maggie Rogers, Harvard-educated and genre-defying, pioneers AI-driven music, creating interactive albums.
Naomi Osaka’s Hana Kuma amplifies underrepresented voices in film, sports, and culture.
Issa Rae, the actress, producer and advocate, was one of the first artists to cancel her sold-out show at The Kennedy Center after the abrupt takeover of the storied arts center by the current administration.
Grace Wales Bonner has changed the way we see style. She redefines luxury, blending British tailoring with Caribbean heritage.