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You magazine is a women's magazine featured in The Mail on Sunday. Its mix of in-depth features plus fashion, beauty advice, practical insights on health and relationships, food recipes and interiors pages make it a regular read for over 3 million women (and 2.3 million men) every week. The Mail markets it, with Live magazine, as the only paper to have a magazine for him (Live) and for her (You). The Mail on Sunday is read by over six million a week.

Vogue Brasil has been published since 1973 and is currently printed by Carta Editorial Ltd under license from Conde Nast. The Director is Patricia Cara and Sérgio Ribas is the chief editor. Distribution numbers are at 50,000. Minimal reprints from the international body of Vogue do occur.

Topshop 214 is an in-shop magazine for the fashion chain Topshop.

Professional Beauty magazine is the leading business to business magazine for the Australian aesthetics industry. It is published six times per year; comprised of five standard editions plus the standalone Annual Buyer’s Directory.

With an audited circulation of more than 9,000 readers, Professional Beauty reaches the key decision-makers in a highly competitive and profitable industry and has been recognised as the “bible of the beauty industry” for over 10 years.

All five standard editions present a mix of new product information, local and international news, and special features keeping beauty and spa therapists, nail technicians and other beauty professionals educated and informed.

The Annual Buyer’s Directory is an indispensable reference for sourcing suppliers, wholesalers, manufacturers plus products and services.

Volt Magazine is a creative hybrid that they created to showcase original (specifically commissioned) work form some of the most directional and vital international fashion talents that are fuelling the British scene right now.

Over-sized and unbound the unique format was conceived so that every inch could be relished simultaneously and to push the conventional magazine format way beyond its tight perimeters, producing something that genuinely works a fresh perspective.

Snubbing the inherent censorship that somes with cosying up too close to celebrity Volt's a serious salute to those photographers, stylists, hair & make-up artists and writers still serious about experimenting with fashion without any ties - dispensing with the fame for finance attitude in favour of a magazine with real integrity.