Scarlet (magazine)

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Cover from the August '05 issue of Scarlet Magazine.
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Cover from the August '05 issue of Scarlet Magazine.

Scarlet is a monthly women's magazine launched in November 2004 for "women who get it"[1]. It is published by Scarlet Publishing Ltd and distributed all around the United Kingdom.

The title focuses on empowering women to lead healthier sex lives by "frank informative features that talk to the readers the way women talk to each other." [2] Its features are much more sexually explicit than other magazines - for example, in one issue a reporter has a plaster cast made of her vulva, and photographs of the process, as well as the end result, were provided.[1]

It has been given positive reviews by major newspapers in the UK, including The Times and The Guardian[3].

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