List of women's magazines
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This is a list of women's magazines, magazines that have been published primarily for a readership of women.
Currently published
- Aanchal
- Aesthetc (UK)
- Al Jamila
- Allure
- All You
- Aló (Colombia)
- M2 Woman
- Amina
- Australian Women's Weekly
- Belle
- Bis (Japan)
- Bitch
- Beautifully Inspired Women's Magazine -For Women 40 & Over
- Brigitte (Germany)
- Burda Style
- Bust
- Candis (UK magazine)
- Canadian Living
- Carrusel (Colombia)
- Chatelaine
- Cosmopolitan
- Clean Eating
- Cleo
- Courageous Woman
- Croissant (Japan)
- Curve
- Darling
- Diva (UK Magazine)
- Elle
- Essence
- Ettelaat-e Banuvan (Iran)
- Family Circle
- Femina (Denmark)
- Femina (Indonesia)
- Femina (India)
- Filament (UK)
- First for Women
- Flare
- Fucsia (Colombia)
- Glamour
- Gloria (Croatia)
- Good Housekeeping
- Grazia
- Gynaika
- Hänt Extra (Sweden)
- Hello (UK)
- Hennes (Sweden)
- Hia
- Homemakers
- Horn OK Please lifestyle magazine
- Indianapolis Woman Magazine
- InStyle
- In Touch Weekly
- JFW (India)
- JJ
- Kvinner og Klær (Norway)
- L7 Women's Magazine
- Ladies' Home Journal
- Latina
- Lehigh Valley Woman's Journal'
- Life & Style
- LifeIvy Magazine
- LaIsha (Israel)
- Lonny
- Lucky
- Lucire (New Zealand)
- Lepota & Zdravlje'
- Marie Claire
- Martha Stewart Living
- Manhattan Fashion Magazine
- Mode Lifestyle Magazine
- Monroe Lifestyle Book
- Moondance
- More
- Ms.
- My Weekly
- Naaree.com
- New Idea
- New Zealand Woman's Weekly
- Nylon
- O: The Oprah Magazine
- Oh Comely (UK)
- Olivia (Finland)
- OK! (celebrity)
- Oxygen
- Parenting
- Pink
- Playgirl
- Plaza (Sweden)
- Quarante (women over 40)
- Rabotnitsa
- Real Simple
- Redbook
- Sapna magazine
- Sayidaty
- Self
- Shape
- StylishandTrendy.com (online)
- Tatler
- Tea Moderna (Macedonia)
- Texas Family
- THATmag For Women
- The Lady
- The Pin Up (United States)
- Today's Black Woman
- VeckoRevyn (Sweden)
- Verily
- Verve (India)
- VIVmag
- Vogue
- W
- We Women Today (India)
- With (Japan; has Chinese version)
- Wilma (Wilmington, NC)
- Woman
- Woman's Day
- Woman's Era (India)
- Woman's Own
- Women's Running
- Woman's Weekly (UK magazine)
- Women's Post Magazine
- Women's Health
- Women's World
- Zan-e Rooz (Iran)
Online Focused Women's Magazines
Cosmopolitan- Manhattan Fashion Magazine
- Spotsify Magazine
- Spot Me Girl Magazine
- VivMag Magazine
- Women's Health Magazine
- Glamour
Defunct women's magazines
- Ain't I a Woman? (1970–1971, United States)
- Al Fatat (1892-1994) Egypt
- The American Jewess (1895–1899, United States)
- Candida (1972, United Kingdom)
- Cookie (2005–2009, United States)
- Children's Party Magazine of Washington, D.C. (1991–1996, United States)
- The Delineator (1873–1937, United States)
- Domino (2005–2009, United States)
- Ewomen (online magazine) for women from the Indian subcontinent
- Godey's Lady's Book (1830, United States)
- Girlfriends (1993–2006, United States)
- Harpies & Quines (1992–1994, United Kingdom)
- Honey (UK Magazine) (1960-1986, United Kingdom)
- Jane (1997–2007, United States)
- La Belle Assemblée (1806–1868, United Kingdom)
- Ladies' Magazine (1827, Boston, United States)
- Lady's Magazine (1770, England)
- The Ladies' Mercury (1693, England)
- Mademoiselle (1935–2001)
- McCall's (1897, United States)
- Mirabella (1989–2000, United States)
- Modern Homemaking, The American Needlewoman (1929, Maine, United States)
- Modern Priscilla (1887–1930, United States)
- More : for New Zealand women (1983–1996, New Zealand)
- Nova (1965-1975)
- On Our Backs (1984–2006, United States)
- Pandora (1971–1979, United States)
- Quarante (1984–1990, United States)
- Rosie (2001–2003, United States)
- Sports Illustrated for Women (United States)
- Viva an adult women's magazine circa 1970s (United States)
- Venus Zine 1995 - 2010
- Woman's Mirror merged with Woman in 1967
- Woman's Realm merged with Woman's Weekly in 2001
See also
- List of teen magazines, the readership of many of which are primarily young women.
- List of German women's magazines
- List of men's magazines
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