Topical, inclusive and stylish, Grazia’s mission is to keep our discerning, influential female audience in the know – on whatever platform they choose to engage with us.
That means taking our audience up-close and behind the scenes of the fashion world, whilst also taking the hard work out of shopping– curating an edit of the best items to buy now. Whether it’s the dress every influencer is wearing on Instagram or the new high street designer collaboration to shop now, you’ll know about it as soon as we do.
Our informative, practical approach to beauty and wellness means that we give honest reviews of the products you want to know about – while also answering the health questions that are relevant to you.
We know home is crucial to our audience, which is why we’ve also launched Grazia Casa– an annual interiors magazine, offering advice and inspiration to make your space as stylish as you, while online, our interiors section is packed with decorating advice, interiors trends and inspiration.
Wellbeing – from mental health to fertility – is important to you, so it’s important to us, too. Here you’ll find practical, thoroughly researched features, from women who understand and are well-equipped to tackle the concerns you’re facing. Meanwhile, we know for our audience who are parents, their children don't define them - but would like relatable advice and real-life stories about the struggles and juggles of modern parenthood - which is why we launched our Instagram-first parenting channel The Juggle in January 2020. We also know that our audience wants smart and thoughtful takes on pop culture and celebrity - which we deliver in spades.
We’ve got the bigger issues covered, too. From our take on some of our audience’s biggest milestones – from career pressures to relationships – to agenda-setting features on what’s affecting women globally, Grazia is the place smart women come to when they want to feel informed, entertained and inspired.
History
Grazia originated in Italy where it was launched in 1938 by Mondadori. It was launched in the UK in 2005 by Bauer Consumer Media as the first ever women’s glossy weekly magazine. It is now published in over 20 countries globally.
Fashion is at the heart of Grazia’s proposition in all territories, but the brand also is a thought-leader when it comes to what is driving today’s global woman, meaning it covers everything from beauty to TV and politics.
Today, Grazia UK is published fortnightly in print and available both on the newsstand and via subscription. Of particular note are the seven fashion issues a year, alongside special issues that are published in line with key events for example King Charles’s Coronation. Online, the brand website Grazia Daily - www.graziadaily.co.uk - was launched in 2008 - and covers the same content pillars and topics as the print magazine, on an hourly and daily basis. Grazia UK also reaches its audience on a range of platforms - Facebook, X, Instagram, Pinterest and TikTok. You can also find additional Grazia content on Apple News+. In 2021, we also started @TheJuggleUK – a social community of parents who share advice, humour and passions.
Editorial Policy
As qualified, experienced journalists, the Grazia team are experts in their chosen field. That means you’ll get authoritative recommendations, insight and advice you can trust from them and the pool of talent that contribute to the brand.
Our audience of ABC1 women are at the heart of everything Grazia does. Using data, research and focus groups, we listen to what our audience want to hear – and create compelling content in response to help inform, entertain, inspire and assist them in their busy lives.
We want to give our audience the ability to be part of shaping Grazia and actively encourage feedback via our social media channels and by emailing feedback@graziamagazine.co.uk. Readers can subscribe to print and/or join the Grazia Beauty Club, our VIP membership proposition where they gain access to additional content, products and events from the Grazia beauty team and our partners.
We feel a responsibility to use our power and platform to campaign on the issues that matter to our audience – and make meaningful changes to her life. Over the years, we have successfully campaigned on issues, including equal pay – resulting in the UK government changing the law so that all companies who have over 250 employees must publish their gender pay gap annually. We are currently calling on the government to hold an independent review into the affordability and accessibility of childcare – something the Labour party have promised to deliver while still in opposition. We will now be working to hold them to this promise. In addition, we are working with the charity Refuge topetition tech companies to put women’s safety at the heart of their tech design.
How to contact Grazia UK
Visit our contacts page for more info on how to get in touch with us to discuss commercial opportunities, marketing queries, job opportunities and editorial feedback. You can also reach the Grazia UK team via a range of platforms, Facebook, X, Instagram, Pinterest and TikTok.
General enquiries:
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Why you should trust Grazia UK
Our team of experienced editors and journalists work hard to ensure everything you read from Grazia - whether that’s in print, online or from one of our social media accounts is fully fact-checked and edited for accuracy, fairness and clarity. All stats and information we cite are fully checked at source and we never use quotes we can’t back up and verify.
When we recommend product to you, it’s because we think they’re genuinely worth shouting about. We test products as much as we can, and where we haven’t been able to check a product out first hand but have heard that it’s great, we’re honest about that. We also call upon our beauty panel of trusted experts to share their honest views on the products we’re trying out. We may get paid commission when you buy something that you click through from on Grazia Daily, that we never allow this to influence the products we recommend to you.
Whether we’re testing within the team, or asking out readers to test for us, we work hard to ensure diversity, equality and inclusion within our product reviews, using a wide range of testers that reflect the different experiences of our readers when they’re shopping for and selecting products. We strive to feature products that work for as wide a range of people as possible, and ensure we're covering a wide-range of price points in our product selection.
We also have a strict privacy policy - and adhere to Bauer Media’s commitment to respecting and protecting your data when it’s in our care. You can read more about our privacy policy here.
Product Reviews and recommendations: how we test
We use our knowledge and experience as experts in beauty, fashion, parenting,interiors and lifestyle to test and select products we think you’ll love. We try out and test products the way we think our readers will use them - whether that’s whether a new foundation lasts the course after eight hours in the office or whether the most popular toy on sale for Christmascan withstand playtime with a boisterous two year old. We use search data, trends and our own life experience to decide which products our readers want to know more about, and work hard to ensure that we’re reviewing and recommending products in a way that’s useful, transparent and with expertise.
Whether it’s sex toys or mascaras, have clear parameters for testing our products, and ask our testers to consider the same things you’ll be thinking about when you’re making a purchase - not just whether the product lives up to its promise (although we look at that as well), but whether that cleanser comes in a bottle with a pump dispenser or a lid, whether those wide-legged jeans skim the ground on our 5ft 3 inches tester, or how many shades that new ‘wonder foundation’ is actually available in.
Clothing
Where possible we'll try and try on the clothes we're recommending - so we can tell you about the cut, the fabric and wearability of an item, not just what it looks like. We aim to feature as diverse a range of body shapes as possible, so you can see how different clothes will work for you. And when we’re testing out clothing with a practical application - like shapewear or the best raincoats, we consider the technical specifications of the product, where it would work well, and - just as importantly - the limitations of that particular product. We want our readers to have all the information necessary to make as informed a choice as possible.
Hair and Beauty
When we review makeupand beauty products, we try to test on a range of different skin types and skin tones over the course of a week. Similarly, for hair products or tools, we endeavour to test them on as many different hair types as possible and share original imagery and video of the testing process. Where we haven’t been able to, we will try and include external reviews from as wide a range of different places as possible, and be clear and transparent about that.
Skincare
When we're putting the latest cleansers, moisturisers and serums to the test, we aim to try them out on as many different skin types and tones as possible, in real-life settings, so really get a sense of how they worked for us - where we can we'll show you before and after pictures so you can really see how a product worked on us. As well exploring whether the latest wonder-product lived up to the hype, we think about all the other things you care about - the small print around active ingredients, whether the product features an SPF, and how much packaging there is.
Parenting Products
We ask our team of parent testers on the team and beyond to put everything from toysto the best baby slings through their paces, testing on an appropriate range of children and considering and considering the longevity of a product, as well all those little things a parent really wants to know before committing to a purchase - how much noice does that toy make (and does it have an off switch), does it eat batteries? Is it machine washable?
We can’t test every single product we feature in Grazia, but when we’ve been unable to test ourselves, we scour your reviews of the products we’re featuring on Amazon, Google and other sites to make sure we’re only featuring products that are well-loved and highly recommended. But we never pretend to review products when we haven’t seen them, and will always be clear about what we’ve tested.
While we may receive commission or other compensation on our website, we never allow this to influence policy selections - we will always strive to give our readers all the information they need to make informed purchases from our website.
Grazia's Expert beauty panel:
At Grazia we have the industry's best on speed-dial. So, why not make things official? Enter our beauty panel, a diverse range of experts across a multitude of fields - each, at the top of their game. Whether you’re looking for guidance before diving into a cosmetic procedure, want the tips and tricks to find your most mindful self, or are just curious as to what lipstick shade will suit you best, consider our experts your go-to. Here, meet the Grazia beauty panel.
Lisa Eldrige
Lisa is one of the world’s most celebrated make-up artists. Equally invested in creating educational tutorials for her loyal community as she is orchestrating her signature red-carpet look for celebrity friends or conceiving avant-garde concepts for catwalk and editorial, Lisa has established herself as the most recognised and trusted voice in beauty.
Lan Nguyen-Grealis
Lan Nguyen-Grealis is a renowned figure in the beauty industry, known for her creativity and innovation. As a multi-award-winning global makeup artist, beauty editor, and author, she has worked on editorial spreads, runway shows, and celebrity transformations, blending art with beauty.
Bernicia Boateng
Bernicia is a London-based makeup artist and Grazia beauty panellist. Her expertise and artistry guide her red carpet and editorial approach with celebrity clientele including Michaela Cole, Jodie Turner-Smith, Da’Vine Joy Randolph,Emma Grede, Yasmin Finney, Edward Enninful, Ariana DeBose, Yara Shahidi, Precious Lee, Alva Claire, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Cindy Bruna, Adesuwa Aighewi, and Temi Otedola.
Cher Webb
Cher is a London-based professional makeup artist with over 20 years of experience in the industry. She has worked with an array of clients including high-fashion catwalk shows, top-level editorials, celebrity-filled red carpet event, film, TV and musicians.
Lisa Potter-Dixon
Lisa has been working in the beauty industry for over 20 years. Introduced to the transformative power of makeup and skincare by the women in her life, Lisa began grafting her career with beauty brand, Benefit Cosmetics, where she cut her teeth on the shop floor before working her way up to become the inaugural Global Head of Makeup Artistry for the brand. A regular on the London Fashion Week scene, creating makeup looks for Matthew Williamson and Sophia Webster among others; Lisa expanded her editorial portfolio working with titles such as ELLE, Wonderland, Grazia and Arcadia.
Sam McKnight MBE
For over four decades, hair stylist Sam McKnight MBE has been at the forefront of fashion, beauty and editorial styling as one of the world's most influential and celebrated image makers. Sam has been hailed a 'legend' by Vogue, having a 'magic touch' by Supermodel and long-term collaborator and friend Kate Moss and celebrated as the 'gifted one' by the late designer Karl Lagerfeld, with whom Sam worked for many years.
Tom Smith
Leading Global Hair Stylist Tom Smith, showcases an exceptional range of talents that defy simple categorisation. He combines intricate cutting and incredibly personalised colour designs, along with his tailored 'texture management' and handmade hair extensions, showcasing his remarkable hairstyling skills. Additionally, his innate ability to forecast trends that go viral sets him apart, making him a trusted name, synonymous with refinement and creative vision.
Angela Onuoha
Angela is the most established and well-known trichologist and Cosmetic Chemist-to-be within the creator space. Her advocacy for diversity has made her a true force for good within the beauty industry. Angela isn’t just an influencer, she is an educator who is leading input into efficacious formulations and the importance of natural ingredients. She is working with the globe’s leading hair care brands, advising on product diversity and launching new innovations through her own channels.
Dr. Alexis Granite
Dr. Alexis Granite is a world-renowned expert in medical and aesthetic dermatology. Certified in the US and the UK, she is a member of the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) and the British Association of Dermatologists (BAD). She has a special interest in skin cancer detection, skin allergy testing, eczema and women’s dermatology including hormone related skin conditions such as acne, hair loss and dermatoses of pregnancy.
Dr. Aamna Adel
Dr. Aamna Adel is a Consultant Dermatologist with a robust academic and professional background. She earned her MBBS with distinction from Barts and the London School of Medicine in 2014 and a PgCert in Medical Education with distinction in 2018. She completed her dermatology specialist training at the renowned Oxford University Hospitals. She is a member of esteemed organisations such as the Royal College of Physicians, British Association of Dermatologists, and British Society for Dermatological Surgery.
Dr. Ash Soni
Dr. Ash Soni is a UK and US trained plastic and reconstructive surgeon, and the founder and owner of The Soni Clinic (@thesoniclinic), located in Ascot, Berkshire and with a Residency at The Langham London. Dr. Soni has trained at top worldwide institutions including Imperial College London, Cornell, Johns Hopkins, and The Royal Marsden.
Michella Bolder
Michaella is an industry leading facialist and tanning expert based in the UK. Along with her fan-favourite signature massage technique ‘The Bolder Method’ her approach to skincare is more than just treatments; it's a holistic journey combined with a friendly, caring, and non-judgmental approach to skin health. Michaella’s signature style is sought after by the likes of Lily Collins, Ashley Graham, Dame Helen Mirren and Frankie Bridge to name a few.
Michelle Humphrey
With an impressive career spanning 15 years, Michelle is a multi-award-winning Session and Celebrity Manicurist. Known for her original and statement nails, she is the leading figure in her field and is highly renowned and respected across the fashion and entertainment industry. Regularly featured in high-end publications, Michelle is also a favourite of the world's leading music and film artists, including Dua Lipa, Adele, and Cate Blanchett.
Iram Shelton
Celebrity nail artist & lifestyle creator, Iram Shelton, has amassed a huge social media following, owing to her enviable travel stories and stylish nail posts. Her nail designs & aesthetic have led to endless press articles and have made Iram an in-demand artist in the UK beauty industry & one of the most influential and trendsetting nail artists. During this time, she has worked at London Fashion Week, Cannes Film Festival, BAFTAs, BFAs and Paris Fashion week.
Alexandra Teleki
Alexandra is the Founder of and Creative Director at ‘The Hot Blend’, the alias which she is famously known for online. Originally from Hungary, she currently resides in the United Kingdom. Having studied Nail Technology, Alexandra chose to specialise in natural nail health, beauty and skin care with an objective of educating and inspiring.
Alex Light
Alex is an influencer and author who addresses body image, self-acceptance, and the harmful impacts of diet culture. Having struggled with eating disorders influenced by societal beauty standards, she now advocates for body confidence in women and girls, helping her audience move away from restrictive ideals. This passion led her to write the Sunday Times Bestseller You Are Not A Before Picture. As someone who became a mother for the first time earlier this year, her content also deals with the benefits and challenges that come with motherhood and how that intersects with beauty.
Grace Victory
Grace is an award-winning content creator, author, podcaster and survivor. Over the last decade, Grace has built a loyal and dedicated audience after using her platforms to embrace her own life experiences. Grace has spoken extensively on topics such as mental health, trauma and wellness online, encouraging open conversation. Grace is an ambassador for mental health charity, Mind and published her second book How to Calm It in 2021 with Merky Books.
Cat Meffan
Cat is founder of the Soul Sanctuary wellness platform and app, is an embodied movement alchemist, yoga teacher, breath-work coach, sound healer, sacred dance facilitator, meditation teacher and retreat host. Cat works with people in person and online all around the world to help them feel more energised, confident and empowered.
Meet the Grazia UK team:
Editor-in-chief: HATTIE BRETT
Hattie’s first job in journalism was editorial assistant of Grazia – and in 2018, she returned to the brand as Editor-In-Chief. That means she oversees all the editorial content, across print, digital and social. She loves campaigning on issues that really matter to her audience, for example calling on the governmentto hold an inquiry into the cost and accessibility of childcare. Her work commissioning, editing and creating content for Grazia's woman across everything from fashion to interiors and politics, won her BSME Editor of the Year in 2022. Prior to her current role, she has worked in women's media for almost 20 years, launching and editing a website for millennial women The Debrief before working as Deputy Lifestyle Director at The Telegraph across fashion, beauty and luxury.
Deputy editor: HANNA WOODSIDE
Hanna Woodside is Deputy Editor at Grazia UK. She looks after celebrity access, including booking the magazine cover stars, and contributes to TV, film and entertainment coverage across print, social and digital. In 2023 she was shortlisted for a BSME Talent award.
Assistant editor: JESSICA BARRETT
Jessica Barrett is Grazia's Assistant Editor. Her work has featured in the Telegraph, Vogue.co.uk, Mail on Sunday, Evening Standard, Refinery29 and the Guardian.
Digital director: REBECCA HOLMAN
Rebecca Holman has been digital director of Grazia for the last six years and is author of BETA: Quiet Girls Can Run The World. She has written about dating, relationships, work, parenting and pop culture.
Group editorial production director: JENNY CROALL
Jenny is editorial production director of Grazia’s print edition, responsible for maintaining Grazia’s high production values, ensuring copy is accurate and compelling, writing engaging headlines – and getting the pages to press on time.
Senior editor: GEORGIA ASPINALL
Georgia Aspinall is senior editor at Grazia UK. She previously worked at The Debrief and has a vast knowledge of digital journalism and SEO best practice. She covers women's interest stories across politics, health, dating, travel and pop culture.
Creative director: CAROLYN ROBERTS
Associate editor: JANE MCFARLAND
Jane McFarland is Grazia’s Associate Editor, overseeing fashion, beauty and luxury content. A fashion journalist for over ten years and previously The Sunday Times Style’s Wardrobe Mistress, Jane loves dissecting trends, discovering new brands and writing about personal style.
Head of beauty: JOELY WALKER
Picture director: NATHAN HIGHAM-GRADY
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Copy
Production editor MARIA O’CONNOR
Grazia’s Production Editor Maria O’Connor joined the magazine pre-launch in 2004 as senior sub editor, and has been with the brand ever since. A magazine addict in her teens, she went on to study journalism at LCP after graduating from Queens’ College, Cambridge with a master’s degree in English literature. Her first job was as a reporter on a fashion industry newspaper in Hong Kong, before returning to London to work as a deputy editor of a beauty industry publication. As a freelancer, Maria did regular stints on Cosmo, Company, Good Housekeeping, Country Living, and The Mirror before joining Grazia for launch.
Features
Features director: ANNA SILVERMAN
Anna Silverman is the award-winning features director at Grazia magazine, where she heads up the features section and commissions, edits and writes. She's interviewed everyone from Jane Fonda, Ronan Farrow and Louis Theroux to Priti Patel and Amber Rudd. Anna has been shortlisted for multiple BSMEs and PPAs. She also worked on Grazia's Cyberflashing campaign, which won Best Campaign at the BSMEs.
Staff writer: ALICE HALL
Writer (news) NIKKI PEACH
Nikki Peach is a writer at Grazia UK, covering TV, celebrity interviews, news and features.
Fashion
Style director: MOLLY HAYLOR
Molly Haylor is a Fashion Stylist and Creative Consultant based in London, and is currently the Style Director of Grazia Magazine.
Senior fashion news editor: NATALIE HAMMOND
Natalie Hammond is senior fashion news editor at Grazia. She previously worked at The Times - and has written for publications including The Telegraph, The Financial Times and gal-dem. She loves a ludicrously capacious bag (sorry, Tom!) and has never met a pair of clogs she wouldn’t wear.
Senior fashion features editor: HENRIK LISCHKE
Henrik Lischke is the Senior Fashion Features Editor at Grazia.
Shopping editor: JULIA HARVEY
Julia Harvey has been the shopping editor for Grazia for the three years, overseeing and editing all things shopping for the title from trend pages, gift guides and the best things to buy now in both print and online.
Junior bookings editor: GABRIELA VELASCO
Gabriela Velasco is Grazia’s Junior Bookings Editor. Originally from Madrid, she studied Sociology and Psychology at New York University, before moving to London to pursue a career in fashion photography.
Fashion assistant: GAVI WEISS
Grazia’s Fashion Assistant, has a penchant for vintage clothing, '90s rom-coms and matcha lattes. You can usually find her steaming up a storm on the set of our next big photoshoot. Follow her @gaviweisson Instagram.
Cupboard manager: JOEY YIP
Joey Yip is the Fashion Cupboard Manager at Grazia. A 2023 Fashion History and Theory graduate from Central Saint Martins, she previously freelanced as a fashion assistant, working across editorial and celebrity styling.
Health & beauty
Health and beauty director: ANNIE VISCHER
Annie Vischer is Beauty Director at Grazia. Annie has over a decade-worth of experience as a beauty journalist under her belt and is an established authority in the beauty industry, known for covering skincare, make-up, hair care, body care, treatments and wellness in print, online and across social media.
Beauty editor: RACHAEL MARTIN
Rachel Martin is Grazia’s Beauty Editor where she covers all things beauty, health and wellness.
Beauty writer: SAMEEHA SHAIKH
Sameeha Shaikh is Grazia UK's Beauty Writer, working across all cateogories to bring you insights on the latest trends, industry news and the products you need to know about, viral or not (most probably viral).
Lifestyle
Lifestyle editor: RACHEL LOOS
Rachel Loos, Grazia's lifestyle editor, has been writing about interiors for more than two decades, and loves inspiring people to make their home a place that truly reflects who they are. She is the author of the book Art at Home: An accessible guide to collecting and curating art in your home. A former editor of ELLE Decoration, she lived in France for 10 years, where she renovated an Art Deco manor house.
Art
Senior art editor: JESSICA SNOW
Art editor: ROSIE LEVINE
Pictures
Associate picture director: ANNA DEWHURST
Anna Dewhurst is Grazia’s Associate Picture Director and is our gift guide maven. There are no websites left uncovered in her pursuit of the ultimate gifts. She is one of the longest-standing members of the Grazia team and has grown up with the brand for the past 17 years.
Digital, social and affiliates:
Head of social: DAYNA SOUTHALL
Dayna joined Grazia in 2022 having spent two years working at Wonderland Magazine as their Online Editor. Overseeing everything social at Grazia, Dayna takes charge of the day to day running of Instagram, Twitter (X), Facebook, Pinterest and TikTok as well the social strategy for the magazine.
Head of fashion commerce: HANNAH BANKS-WALKER
Hannah Banks-Walker is Grazia's head of fashion commerce. She has previously written for the likes of Harper's Bazaar, The Financial Times, Glamour, Stylist, The Telegraph, Red, i-D and The Pool on everything from fashion to curly hair (hi!) to the patriarchy.
Deputy commerce editor: MARINA AVRAAM
Fashion commerce writer: GEMMA LAVERS
'Gemma Lavers is a Lifestyle & Fashion Writer at Grazia, with a knack for uncovering the latest trends before they hit your Instagram. When she’s not scouring the 'new-in' section of most clothing sites, you’ll find her convincing herself that statement coats absolutely are a personality trait.'
Fashion commerce writer: EMMA RICHARDSON
Emma Richardson is a beauty and fashion lifestyle writer for Grazia UK, with a masters degree in Magazine Journalism. With previous experience on both digital and print publications, Emma has a keen eye for style trends and loves searching social media for the latest fashion must-haves.
Beauty commerce writer: GEORGIA SCOTT
Georgia Scott is a Beauty Commerce Writer at Grazia UK. She previously worked as a make-up artist while studying for her journalism degree, and she spends her days hunting down the latest trending beauty products to get her hands on a review. She covers all things beauty, from the newest make-up launch to finding the best skincare routine for your skin.
Fashion and beauty assistant: RENEE WASHINGTON
Renee Washington, Grazia's Digital Fashion and Beauty Assistant, lives online. With a penchant for wispy lashes and streetwear, she writes about the worlds of fashion and beauty from the viewpoint of the modern fashion girlie.
Social media assistant: JADA LANGOLA-WALTERS
Jada is Grazia’s social media assistant who previously worked as a junior account executive at a PR agency. She is passionate about internet culture and is self-proclaimed TikTok obsessed who is always on the pulse for the latest and viral trends. Jada specialises in content creation and social media strategy
Editor-at-large POLLY VERNON
Multi award winning columnist, features writer and interviewer, currently working on my second book. I write about… everything, basically.
Contributing editors
CANDICE BRATHWAITE
Candice Brathwaite is a prominent British author and advocate who has made a significant impact with her work on motherhood and diversity.
Widely recognised for her critically-acclaimed Sunday Times Best-Selling book, ‘I Am Not Your Baby Mother,’ Candice passionately addresses the unique experiences of Black British mothers. Her latest book, Manifest(o) was released in September 2024, becoming an instant Sunday Times Best-seller.
HATTIE CRISELL
Hattie Crisell is a contributing editor to Grazia magazine. She is the host of the In Writing podcast – a series of interviews with writers about the creative process – and author of a book of the same name.
POLLY DUNBAR
Polly Dunbar is a feature writer and contributing editor to Grazia. She is a solo mum and pop culture nerd and writes about everything from global politics to the enduring legacy of the Beckhams’ purple wedding outfits.
ROSAMUND DEAN
Grazia contributing editor Rosamund Dean writes about popular culture, human behaviour and relatable wellness.
LOTTE JEFFS
Lotte Jeffs is an award-winning magazine writer, an author and podcaster. They have hosted the award-winning podcast ‘Some Families’ as well as a stint presenting ‘Grazia Life Advice’ and most recently ‘From Gay To Ze’. Lotte writes for broadsheet newspapers, and international magazines and was previously Deputy Editor of ELLE.
LYNN ENRIGHT
Life skills contributors:
ELIZABETH UVIEBINENÉ
Elizabeth Uviebinené is a multi-award-winning author of five books, including the bestseller Slay In Your Lane. She is the founder of Storia, a guided journaling app designed to help people find their inner voice and gain clarity in their lives.
GINNIE CHADWYCK-HEALEY
Ginnie is founder of VCHSTYLE.com, and former Retail Editor at British Vogue. Her focus is on where we spend, what we buy, how long we truly love our purchases for, and how we can really start to channel our spending power in the right direction
LAURA WHATELEY
BECKY BARNICOAT
Becky Barnicoat is a cartoonist and writer for The New Yorker, Grazia, Buzzfeed, The New Statesman, The Guardian, and many more. Her debut graphic memoir "Cry When The Baby Cries" will be published by Jonathan Cape in March 2025.
Awards:
2024
2023
Polly Vernon
BSME TALENT AWARDS
Cyberflashing
MAGNETIC SPOTLIGHT AWARDS
Every Story Matters
2022
BSME AWARDS
Hattie Brett
BSME TALENT AWARDS
Team Grazia
2020
BSME AWARDS
Hattie Brett
MAGNETIC SPOTLIGHT AWARDS
**Magazines for Good - winner
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About Bauer Media UK
Bauer Media UK is part of the Bauer Media Group, one of the world's largest privately owned media businesses with media assets all over the world. Within the UK, we reach 25 million consumers through our entertainment network of iconic, multi-platform brands.
Bauer Publishing UK is the UK’s biggest selling magazine publisher, creating iconic and influential magazine media brands for diverse, passionate audiences.
Bauer’s magazine heritage stretches back to 1953 with the launch of Angling Times and the acquisition in 1956 of Motor Cycle News. More recent launches include Closer magazine in 2002 and, of course, Grazia in 2005.