Grazia

Grazia Magazine has always been a prominent product of its time, having been born out of the vitality of the 1920s on the verge of World War II. Grazia is more than a refined fashion and beauty magazine; it is a proudly empowered cultural touchstone. The brand participates in the most important issues around the world while providing incisive analysis, potent inspiration, and unflinching support for women who are leading the way toward changes.

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For instance, Grazia made headlines—literally—in 1968 when it conducted an interview with Italian novelist Camilla Cederna. She was credited with bringing investigative reportage to the Italian mainstream press. In her books and on the pages of Grazia, she was merciless in her criticism of the controversial Italian government. Throughout the decades that followed, Grazia continued to pave the way for progressive issues – most notably those affecting the health and lives of women worldwide.

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In the 1970s, the journal advocated for women's abortion rights—a courageous attitude in a mostly Catholic country. Numerous issues publicly embraced feminism, and frequent political cartoons provided readers a funny view on subjects that mattered most. Grazia will always be a cultural pioneer, years ahead of the game in terms of development and reinvention.

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Founded in: 1938

Country: Italy

Estimated annual revenue: $16M

Website: https://graziamagazine.com/