Olandria Carthen Brings Chanel-Inspired Style to NYC Media Tour for McDonald’s First Job Campaign

NEW YORK – Media darling and model Olandria Carthen brings her Chanel-inspired style on tour, making standout visits to Cosmopolitan and Glamour Magazine as she promotes her collaboration with McDonald’s First Job campaign.

The McDonald’s First Job campaign spotlights the brand’s commitment to creating early career opportunities by focusing on real stories of growth in the workplace, with Carthen at the forefront of the initiative. As the campaign rolls out, Carthen has been making the rounds, stopping by Cosmopolitan and Glamour Magazine to film exclusive content and participate in press appearances surrounding the launch.

Carthen delivers a polished, editorial look in a tailored black-and-white tweed mini dress by fashion house Label Nue. The fitted silhouette skims her frame, while a crisp white collar and matching sleeve cuffs sharpens the look. 

Crafted in textured tweed, the piece nods to timeless, Chanel-inspired elegance, reimagined with a youthful twist. Paired with sheer black tights and minimal statement rings, the ensemble feels both sophisticated and fashion-forward.

Alongside Cosmopolitan, Carthen also appeared on Glamour Magazine’s Instagram, where she sat down with members of the publication’s editorial team to reflect on their first jobs and early work experiences. From a Senior Entertainment and News Editor who began as a food service worker to Senior Beauty Editor Ariana Yaptangco, who once worked as a medical assistant, the conversation highlighted the diverse paths that led each of them into the media industry, underscoring the value of persistence, growth, and unexpected beginnings.