What Fashion Magazines Are Still in Print?

If you’re still reading fashion magazines, you’re in the minority. There are only a few major fashion magazines still in print in the United States. Some of the titles that haven’t been discontinued include Vogue, Elle, Novella, Elle, and Grazia.

Marie Claire

Marie Claire has been one of the longest-running fashion magazines in history, but it is now closing its print edition. In May of this year, the magazine announced that it will stop printing regular issues and instead focus on digital. According to its publisher, Hearst, the magazine’s circulation is set to fall to about 900,000 copies per issue. In addition, it will only publish two issues per year, in May and September. That’s down from 1.1 million copies three years ago.

Marie Claire has expanded its online presence and has become an award-winning multi-platform brand. It covers fashion, beauty, travel, politics, and culture. The magazine’s editor-in-chief, Sally Holmes, was previously the director of digital for the magazine, where she managed the magazine’s website and social media. Prior to joining Marie Claire, she was the design director for Eater, where she established a brand voice and expanded the company’s network of freelancers.

Novella

The annual issue of Novella magazine features a collection of fashion-adjacent items. Using the traditional novella format, the magazine aims to weave a narrative within its text and asks its contributors to reflect on their material world. Issues are available in print, online, and as digital versions.

In addition to the fashion issues, Novella also features short stories and serialized fiction. Some of the stories are a homage to Washington Square, while others are set in a near-future New York. The stories are interspersed with articles about women’s interests. Some issues are about beauty and fashion, while others are about health and beauty.

Elle

Elle is a French magazine, founded in 1945, that focuses on women’s fashion. Its name translates to “her” and the magazine’s slogan is “If she reads it, she’s an Elle.” The message carries throughout the magazine, which is published in more than forty countries.

The September issue of the British edition of Elle celebrates the rise of the rebel. This issue features transgender actress Hari Neff and actress Amandla Stenberg. In recent years, Elle has embraced feminist issues and enlisted a diverse roster of contributors.