Pauline Terreehorst (born 1952) is a Dutch essayist, film critic, and cultural manager. She began her career as a film critic for De Groene Amsterdammer in 1974 and has since become a well-known author of books on fashion, photography, and lifestyle trends. She served as the director of several prominent institutions, including the Amsterdam Fashion Institute, Utrecht's Centraal Museum, and the Natlab film theater in Eindhoven. Her writing often explores the intersection of aesthetics, history, and social development. She is recognized for her expertise in Dutch photography and has contributed extensively to publications regarding cultural heritage and design.[1,2]
