Magazine Glamour

Glamour is a leading fashion magazine in the world. This magazine was first published by Conde Nast Publications in April 1939 in the US. Currently, Glamor has been published in many countries such as: Spain, Russia, United Kingdom, France, Italy, Germany, Greece, Poland, South Africa, Brazil, Hungary, Mexico, Romania, Bulgaria, Netherlands .

Initially Glamor magazine was called Glamor of Hollywood, born in 1939. It was not until August 1943 that it was renamed Glamor with management. by editor-in-chief Cythia Leive. This magazine has quickly attracted many readers interested and has more than 1.4 million readers in the US, more than 988,000 readers worldwide. Currently, Glamor has grown strongly, spreading to many developed countries in the field of fashion. It was also the first magazine in the world to feature an African-American girl (Katiti Kironde) on its cover in August 1968. The way to put a special character on the cover of a major magazine has created a very important meaning. Along with that, every year this magazine still holds an awards ceremony to honor women named Glamour Woman of the World. This has resonated greatly in the global media in general and the magazine industry in particular.