3amCelebrity NewsJeremy ClarksonClarkson's Farm star Harriet Cowan has been a hit with fans of the Amazon Prime show, and she's not afraid to show off her glamorous side with a fresh salon haircut and new nails09:41, 31 Aug 2026Harriet Cowan is on a mission to challenge tired stereotypes in agriculture. The Clarkson’s Farm star doesn’t want women and girls to feel shut out of what’s still a male-dominated industry – and she’s proving her point by sharing the reality of life on the land with her followers.‌From driving tractors and rearing animals to mucking in on the farm, Harriet shows you can do the hard graft and still enjoy make-up, glamorous events and self-care rituals. To highlight this, the 25-year-old posted a TikTok video after getting back from the salon.‌Harriet lip-synced along to some music, twirled around and showed off her new hairdo and manicured nails. She captioned the short clip: "Had a chop. And new nails just for the farm."‌Content cannot be displayed without consentHarriet's clip received over 4,500 likes and scores of gushing responses, with one viewer writing: "Looking good."Another said: "You're so beautiful, Harriet." A third commented: "She's beautiful inside and out." And a fourth added: "Simply stunning."‌After joining the beloved Amazon Prime reality series, Harriet was a hit with fans.Since her breakout appearance on season four of Clarkson's Farm, Harriet Cowan left her full-time nursing career to focus entirely on agriculture and content creation.She successfully launched her YouTube channel, "Harriet on the Farm," and has amassed hundreds of thousands of followers across TikTok and Instagram, where she uses her platform to champion and inspire young women in the farming industry.‌The TV star has spoken about plans to open her own farm. Additionally, she's releasing her first book next month.‌Harriet has been a great role model for women and girls looking to enter the industry – and emphasised that you don't need to give up your hobbies to do so.Harriet told the BBC: "I think when you talk to somebody and ask what they stereotypically think of when someone says farmer they say '60-year-old man with a checked shirt and a beer belly', and a lot of the time that is it, but us women are out here and farmers too."Just because I'm a small blonde that likes to curl her hair and wear make-up, it doesn't mean I can't be a farmer.Article continues below"I'm trying to change the norm of the man being the farmer and the woman being the stay-at-home wife and cook."When the war was on, women did all the farming, so we have always farmed – it's just changing that stereotype."Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌Jeremy Clarkson