Grazia Magazine

The thing that makes Grazia different from every other fashion glossy is speed. Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar work months ahead, so by the time an issue lands the moment has sometimes passed. Grazia comes out weekly. Something happens on a red carpet on Sunday and Grazia has the considered take in your hands within days, which is why it reads more like a very stylish news magazine than a coffee table one.

The formula has barely changed since the UK edition launched in 2005, because it works. Fashion news up front, then the 10 Hot Stories everyone actually flips to first, celebrity interviews with a bit more bite than the usual press junket stuff, and genuinely useful high street shopping pages. It’s the rare fashion title that treats a Zara find and a Prada show with the same seriousness, which is roughly how most women actually dress.

It’s also a proper British institution at this point. The commute read, the lunch break read, the one left in every decent salon.

A weekly subscription means a lot of issues across the year, so per copy this works out far cheaper than picking it up at the supermarket. Delivered to your door, and we’ll remind you before renewal rather than quietly rolling you over.