The Gentlewoman Magazine

The Gentlewoman Magazine is aimed at modern women of style and purpose. It focuses on personal or even idiosyncratic style how women actually look, think and dress and on those women the magazine considers to be inspirational. 

This ethos certainly doesn't eschew glamour and, with clever journalism and superb photography also in the mix, The Gentlewoman is regarded as the defining publication in a growing genre of refocused, intelligent, production-rich magazines.

About Issue 31, from the publisher:

'Issue nº 31 of The Gentlewoman is super fresh and fronted by the brilliant American actor Greta Lee in a white feather number by Loewe. The season’s Modernisms Q&As are a riot of discursive discovery, spotlighting the ceramicist Lindsey Mendick, the podcasting designer Bella Freud, the restaurateur Ravinder Bhogal and the director Joanna Hogg, who has made a film from the perspective of a handbag. And why not?  We’ve character studies galore in the profile pages. The beloved Irish writer Claire Keegan is dubious about her authorial persona but excited about her new tractor. Marie-Adam Leenaerdt wears her own multifaceted designs. The model Lily McMenamy has devised a smash theatrical revue, and the rock-loving artist Lorna Simpson is making blockbuster work featuring a meteorite bought on eBay.  The fashion stories brim with new attitudes, too, from dazzling stripes to a close-up inspection of fab sunglasses. Not to mention a lesson in high-contrast dressing from Belgian supermodel Anne-Catherine Lacroix, and the next big thing in executive dressing. More power to you, sisters!'