Harper's Bazaar UK is a monthly women's fashion magazine published by Hearst. It is aimed at educated and professional women and covers beauty, culture, shopping and travel in addition to fashion. The UK edition first launched in 1929, but Harper's Bazaar dates back to 1867, when it first appeared in New York.

Harper's Bazaar UK is a monthly women's fashion magazine published by Hearst. It is aimed at educated and professional women and covers beauty, culture, shopping and travel in addition to fashion. The UK edition first launched in 1929, but Harper's Bazaar dates back to 1867, when it first appeared in New York.

Harper's Bazaar UK is a monthly women's fashion magazine published by Hearst. It is aimed at educated and professional women and covers beauty, culture, shopping and travel in addition to fashion. The UK edition first launched in 1929, but Harper's Bazaar dates back to 1867, when it first appeared in New York.

Harper's Bazaar UK is a monthly women's fashion magazine published by Hearst. It is aimed at educated and professional women and covers beauty, culture, shopping and travel in addition to fashion. The UK edition first launched in 1929, but Harper's Bazaar dates back to 1867, when it first appeared in New York.

Harper's Bazaar UK is a monthly women's fashion magazine published by Hearst. It is aimed at educated and professional women and covers beauty, culture, shopping and travel in addition to fashion. The UK edition first launched in 1929, but Harper's Bazaar dates back to 1867, when it first appeared in New York.

Launched in 1980 and created for affluent Hispanic women. Presents the forthcoming season's most stylish apparel straight off the runways, beauty products and cosmetics, cuisine, art and travel, with an emphasis on the luxury goods market.

Geared towards the contemporary working woman with coverage of fashion, beauty and current lifestyle trends. Features include entertainment updates, current events, beauty tips and fashion ideas. Sections include Travel, Weddings, Fashion News & Notes, Where We Shop and Your Style Profile. Also contains information on events and promotions, polls and letters to the editor.

Background and Format: harpersbazaar.co.uk is the website for Harpers Bazaar magazine providing articles on fashion, beauty, home, television and all the news on the latest styles on and off the catwalk. Monthly Unique Users: Source: Publisher Gorkana Alert: Thursday 4 April 2013 Harpersbazaar.co.uk has a new fitness blog. Written by Freedom2Train’s Steve Mellor and James Osborn, it can be viewed here and covers fitness, motivation and nutrition tips and exercise moves as well as commenting on new trends, diets and products. The new Expert Fitness bloggers can be reached at steve@freedom2train.com and james@freedom2train.com respectively. gorkana alert: Thursday 24th July 2008 Harpers.co.uk is relaunching with a new name and expanded coverage of the drinks industry. The Nexus Business Media title will be called TalkingDrinks.com from July 24th and will include a range of new interactive features, such as blogs and forums. Breaking News will continue to lead the site, but the new features will build an online community for the industry. Future plans for the site will bring more photo and video content and a personalised MyTalkingDrinks section. Press releases on the wine, spirits, cider, beer and soft drink sectors can be sent to editorial@talkingdrinks.com

Harper's Bazaar UK is a monthly women's fashion magazine published by Hearst. It is aimed at educated and professional women and covers beauty, culture, shopping and travel in addition to fashion. The UK edition first launched in 1929, but Harper's Bazaar dates back to 1867, when it first appeared in New York.

Aims to provide its readers with a window on the world in a format featuring highly personal voices. Content informs a diverse body of readers on cultural, business, political, literary and scientific affairs through original articles, essays, fiction and reporting. Features offer a mixture of facts and intelligent opinions and encourages the national discussion of topics not yet explored in mainstream media.