Career
TenHouten walked the runway for fashion designer Emily Factor's debut line in 2008, and was photographed by her brother, Davis Factor. [4]
TenHouten published her first book, Cooking Well: Beautiful Skin, in 2009. [5] The book's launch event was held at the Duncan Miller Art Gallery in Venice, California. [2] Her second book, Natural Beauty: Homemade Recipes for Beautiful Skin and Hair, was released in 2013. [2] She held a launch event for the book at the Eden Sassoon Salon in West Hollywood. [2]
In 2014, TenHouten produced two fashion films for the jewelry line Lone Ones. [6]
TenHouten owned the skincare brand BeautyRich Skincare. [7] She founded the brand in 2016 after working with Benchmark to develop beauty products in 2015. [8] The brand ended operations in 2018. [8]
In 2016, TenHouten began writing music with British composer and frequent collaborator Andrew Raiher. [3]
Town & Country and Bentley Motors hosted a dinner and celebration of design event at TenHouten's home in Pacific Palisades in 2017. [9]
In 2020, she released her first album, Broken. [3]
TenHouten published her poetry book, The Stars Fell Into the Ocean, in 2022. [2] She held the book's launch event at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills. [2] The book was a multimedia project that featured artistic photographs of TenHouten in addition to her poems. [10]
She released the single "Broken Dreams" and its accompanying music video in 2023. [3] She went on to release her second album, Dream, in 2024. [3] [11]
She has served as a columnist and/or contributor for publications such as Discover Beauty, ShareCare, and Beverly Hills Times Magazine, in which she wrote the monthly column "Natural Beauty". [7] [12] [10] She has also written for Celeb Staff and Celeb Life, which she served as Editor-in-Chief for. [5] [10]
TenHouten has modeled for pictorials in magazines such as Pet Home Magazine, Style & Bliss Magazine, and Arsenic Magazine. [4]
She has also modeled for photographers and visual artists such as Tyler Shields, Natalia Fedner, and Mallory Morrison, whose underwater photographs of her were displayed at Morrison’s gallery exhibits in Los Angeles and San Francisco. [4] She was also photographed for visual artist Emma Ferreira’s project TROMI: The Reality of My Illusion. [4] A photograph of TenHouten is on display at the Hotel Danieli in Venice, Italy. [4]
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