Marie Claire US to Cease Print Publication

The American vogue journal, which was partially owned by Hearst till Might, will turn out to be a digital-only publication, according to the New York Post. The paper stated subscribers can be provided print editions of Hearst’s Harper’s Bazaar as an alternative.

The American version of the Marie Claire, which coated girls’s vogue, magnificence and profession, was extra subtle than Cosmopolitan and fewer luxury-focused than Harper’s Bazaar, typically interesting to the identical kind of reader as Condé Nast’s Glamour, which ceased its print version in 2019 because the print promoting market declined. 

Marie Claire was collectively owned by Hearst and French agency Marie Claire Album for nearly thirty years till the title’s British proprietor acquired it this 12 months, retaining Sally Holmes as editor in chief. This summer season, the journal revealed one summer season situation in June that includes Tracee Ellis Ross on the duvet. It’s anticipated to proceed in a digital-only format.

Representatives for Future and Hearst didn’t instantly reply to a request for remark.

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Hearst Sells American Marie Claire to Future

After 27 years as a three way partnership at Hearst and Marie Claire Album, the US version of the journal will get a single proprietor.