Glamor is the American spelling of glamour. The meaning is the same: that special shine around fame, beauty, and expensive living — the feeling that a film star, a city at night, or a luxury shop is more magical than ordinary life. We also talk about the glamor of a job when the job looks exciting from the outside. British English and most Taiwan school books keep the u: glamour. The word is a little dreamy, and a little old-fashioned. Though actually, people often use it with a raised eyebrow now: they know the glamor is a surface, and the real work or the real person may be less shiny.

魅力、光鮮華麗的吸引力（美式拼法；英式與台灣課本多半寫 glamour）