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Grazia UK is a bi-weekly magazine published by Bauer Media, covering fashion, celebrity culture and modern life with a direct, stylish voice. Launched in February 2005, each issue pairs runway and high-street fashion with beauty coverage that tests trends against real schedules and budgets. Features explore work, relationships and politics through a cultural lens, with reporting that considers women’s interests newsworthy and serious. Interviews spotlight designers, actors and activists, and long reads unpack how social media influences taste and identity. The magazine regularly presents wearable looks, skincare routines and shopping edits that prioritize sustainability and value. Photography and layouts are clean and expressive, making stories easy to follow. Grazia’s newsroom moves quickly without sacrificing verification, and its tone is frank and companionable. It reflects how readers live and makes style feel creative rather than prescriptive. The result is a fortnightly snapshot of what’s new, now and relevant in fashion and culture.
YOU’VE BEEN READING… Our predictions for Glastonbury 2027 for anyone who won this year’s ticket wars. COMMENTING ON… Celebrity Traitors – from Richard E Grant to Ross Kemp, is there really anything else to talk about? WATCHING… VB taking a...
, , – if there’s one wardrobe shaping our shopping habits right now, it’s Claudia Winkleman’s haute highland style on Celebrity Traitors. Each new out t reveal is almost as thrilling as nding out who has, or hasn’t, made it to breakfast. On...
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Perhaps the single most accomplished interpretation of jeans and a nice top to grace our eyeballs, ever?
Now starring in aristocracy-lampooning mockumentary The Lady, which some are calling: ‘Saltburn on shrooms’.
