, the Roosevelt isnt afraid of reinventing itself in the form of a recent transformation to its , the Gable and Lombard Penthouse and the Johnny Grant Apartment.

In July, Glamour had the privilege of exploring the Gable and Lombard Penthouse as we photographed one of our 2024 Women of the Year, actor Sydney Sweeney, throughout the revamped space.As you might infer, the three-level, 3,200-square-foot suite is named after Hollywood Golden Age legends Clark Gable and Carole Lombard, who resided at the hotel during the 1930s.

The suite—which offers unmatched panoramic views of Hollywood and its surrounding area—was recently redesigned by Los Angeles-based to maximize the common spaces and create a comfortable, infinitely inviting atmosphere that combines sleek, contemporary furnishings and vintage accents that exemplify Old Hollywood.For our Women of the Year shoot with , photographed by Michelle Watt, we took full advantage of the penthouse’s many spaces and features, including the instantly iconic moss green velvet sofas, the red leather sunken seating area, the stylish marble powder room, and the soaring 20-foot vaulted ceilings.

Sweeney, 27, had a blast jumping on the sofas, posing by the expansive windows, and in the mirrored bathroom.The Hollywood Roosevelt, named after former US president Theodore Roosevelt, has a storied Los Angeles history, having hosted the inaugural Academy Awards in 1929 and—over the course of 95 years—having welcomed icons from Marilyn Monroe, who resided there, to Prince and (fun fact: the Gable and Lombard Penthouse was featured in starring Gaga and Bradley Cooper).Yet another fun fact: Both the hotel and the pool (which features a million-dollar underwater work of art painted by David.

Sydney Sweeney Photographed for Glamour at Revamped Hollywood Roosevelt Penthouse

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