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Prima is a monthly magazine focused on lifestyle, wellbeing and everyday inspiration for women. It offers a balanced mix of practical advice and uplifting content designed to support readers in all areas of life. The magazine is known for its approachable tone and wide-ranging features, covering a multitude of topics, from health, relationships and finance to home life. It also includes a mix of fashion and beauty content, alongside recipes, crafts and inspiring creative ideas that encourage readers to try something new. Real-life stories and interviews add a personal touch for readers, including experiences that resonate and inspire. Prima also explores personal development and wellbeing, with expert advice and thoughtful features that promote confidence and positivity. Its blend of useful guidance and engaging storytelling makes it a well-rounded and relatable read for a wide audience. Available on PressReader, Prima magazine delivers practical advice, inspiring stories and lifestyle ideas to support and uplift its readers every month.
Welcome to our very special 40th birthday issue. Prima launched in October 1986 and, four decades later, we’re still one of the UK’S bestloved women’s lifestyle magazines. For 40 years we’ve celebrated women through every stage of life,...
Our cover shoot with Gaby Roslin was great fun. Picture director Jo Lockwood (to my left) made up the pom-poms! Prima’s art director Andy Pye (far left) is next to photographer Nicky Johnston. Gaby shines like the star she is and we also have...
See page 31 to find out how members can get one of our anniversary tea towels
Win a cruise to Alaska with Holland America Line. Turn to page 138 and enter today for a chance to win this fabulous holiday.
Discover the standout pieces that will elevate your everyday wardrobe – effortlessly stylish, endlessly wearable and guaranteed to spark joy
As we reflect on four fabulous decades of Prima, six women reveal why 1986 holds a special place in their hearts
Has simple courtesy become a thing of the past? Terry Tavner explores why everyday etiquette seems to be slipping If I may be so bold, I’d like to talk about manners, or, to be more precise, the lack of them. Where have they gone? They seem to...
