Magazine Elle

Elle Magazine was established right after World War II and was first published as a supplement. for France-Soir, edited at the time by its founder, Pierre Lazareff. From the US, Pierre Lazareff returned to France to create a unique publication starring the forces that shaped women's lives in France in 1945. Before that, in 1944, women had won. right to vote. So, Elle delved into articles analyzing the role of women in French politics and the feminist movements that were developing at the time. In the 1960s, ELLE magazine had more than 800,000 readers throughout France. At that time, this magazine did not have as much fashion news as it originally stated. In 2011, ELLE magazine was acquired the publishing rights by Hearst corporation for an agreed price of 651 Euro. Since then, this magazine has been published in 15 countries including Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, Russia, Ukraine.

Brazilian version of ELLE magazine is the first trade magazine worldwide to feature a transgender model on its cover, with Lea T in December 2011. Later, the Brazilian edition of ELLE also discovered and put transgender model Valentina Sampaio on the cover of French Vogue. In 2019, Lagardère sold the magazine ELLE France to Czech Media Invest, the parent company of the Czech News Center. Lagardère continues to own the ELLE brand.

For those who love fashion, or the world's elite, perhaps no stranger to ELLE magazine. Up to now, this magazine has reached 1.1 million/month circulation. With many languages ​​such as: English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Serbian, Slovene, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Vietnamese. In addition, this magazine has websites such as: www. elle. fr; www. elle. com (USA); www. elle. vn (Vietnam).