New logo for Glamour Magazine brings elegance into the limelight

Designed in-house the new logo for Glamour is elegant and feminine as it should, replacing the old, very common, sans serif logo of the fashion magazine.

Baring a certain old Hollywood vibe ala Vanity Fair Glamour is a women’s magazine published by Condé Nast Publications.

Glamour is one of the biggest fashion and beauty media brands in the world, currently reaching an all-time high of one out of eight American women, with 9.7 million print readers, more than 11 million unique monthly users online, and over 14 million followers across social media platforms.

Glamour magazine is the latest magazine title which got radically redesigned lately in US.

The magazine’s revival comes with Glamour’s newly appointed editor-in-chief Samantha Barry. The former CNN and BBC veteran is “embarking on a comprehensive redesign of the 79-year-old title, which has struggled to gain traction in an increasingly digital media world” notes Business of Fashion. “Barry joined the challenged Condé Nast title just three months ago, succeeding Cindi Leive. The former editor led the publication for 16 years, turning it into what was at one point Condé Nast’s most lucrative title. The magazine still has the largest circulation at the publisher — an average of 2.3 million in the second half of 2017, according to the Alliance for Audited Media”.