A lot of this look starts before editing: warm-colored sets, wardrobe, and carefully controlled lighting all contribute. To move your photos in that direction, use warm light and then refine it in post.

A practical approach:

• Shoot in good natural light when possible.
• If you need added light, use tungsten/filament lighting, which is naturally warmer.
• Gold reflectors can help bounce warm tones onto the subject.
• Shoot RAW so you have more flexibility adjusting color and tone later.

In post-processing, try:

• Raising white balance/temperature to add a yellow-golden cast.
• Increasing contrast slightly.
• Reducing shadows a bit to deepen the image while keeping the warm mood.

For the “glow,” soft-focus or glow filters exist, but they can reduce sharpness by adding blur, so many photographers prefer to avoid them or use them sparingly.

Overall, the effect is a combination of warm lighting, warm scene colors, and subtle post-processing rather than one single setting or filter.