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The Magazine

“A stylish read, unlike any other women’s magazine out there” The New York Times

Established in 2010, The Gentlewoman is widely recognised as the definitive style title for the modern woman. Intelligent, opinionated and entertaining, it has set a new standard in women’s magazines with its high-quality writing and fashion photography celebrating modern women of style and purpose.

The Gentlewoman is renowned for its innovative editorial and design, gar-nering critical acclaim and accolades to become one of the best performing titles in its category and the leading women’s magazine on newsstands today.

‘Best Editorial Design’Design Week Awards

‘Best Design Entire Magazine’D&AD Awards

Penny Martin, Editor of the Year 2016 — Women’s Brand, Monthly or Less FrequentBritish Society of Magazine Editors

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Content and Contributors

The Gentlewoman showcases accomplished, powerful and glamorous wom-en through long-form profiles, chatty Q&As and candid portrait photogra-phy. These features are interleaved with the fabulous fashion stories and wit-ty editorial for which The Gentlewoman is cherished by its substantial and thriving readership.

Modernisms

Warm and personal Q&A conversations with fascinating women of the mo-ment exploring modern topics and ideas.

Modern States and Modern Details

Insightful and witty extrapolations on the minutiae of modern living.

Profiles

The Gentlewoman is committed to quality long-form journalism, celebrat-ing women of renown and distinction through in-depth profiles by respected writers such as Lauren Collins, Vanessa Griogoriadis and Sophie Elmhirst. Previous subjects include Phoebe Philo, Angela Lansbury, Björk, Beyoncé, Adele, Zadie Smith and Tilda Swinton. These and many more can be read at thegentlewoman.com/library.

Fashion

The Gentlewoman is internationally recognised for its superlative fashion photography and visionary expression of each season’s fashion trends in collaboration with its fashion director Jonathan Kaye. The magazine works with the industry’s leading image-makers such as Inez & Vinoodh, Alasdair McLellan, Karim Sadli and Zoë Ghertner, as well as influential stylists such as Jane How, Suzanne Koller and Max Pearmain.

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Dressing up gets that bit less pre-dictable as four new carefree spirits breeze into fashion. Their outlooks are wildly divergent, but there’s one seriously nonconformist worldview powering every outspoken outfit.

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Adventures in Paris, London and New York with the peerless British novelist.

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Smart sportswear and flowing fashions needn’t hang in separate ward-robes. Worn in strict girl-boy-girl alternation, they’re the opposite sides of one exceptionally modern uniform for spring.

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Homepage

Library

Digital

The Gentlewoman’s website invites readers further into the magazine’s world, extending the warm, personal and conversational editorial voice of the print publication into the digital realm.

Library

A repository of the in-depth profiles of women of great renown and distinc-tion from past editions of the magazine.

Club

The online home for The Gentlewoman Club and its various activities and events. Also featuring lively chats with Club members and engaging inter-views with today’s most fascinating women of note.• The Calling: a questionnaire for creative visionaries exploring their life’s

work; subjects have included fashion designer Jil Sander, Paola Antonelli of MoMA and fabulous popstar Alison Goldfrapp.

• The Reader: lively and chatty Q&A conversations with Club members.

Magazine

A précis of each edition of The Gentlewoman with editorial excerpts.

Collaborations

A portfolio of The Gentlewoman’s creative brand partnerships.

Shop

The outlet for The Gentlewoman’s product collaborations, magazine sub-scriptions and back issues.

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The Readers

The Gentlewoman is enjoyed by confident, independent and stylish women and men from a strikingly broad range of age groups. Characterised by their desire for cultural entertainment in their media, readers of The Gentlewom-an enjoy the highest quality fashion, social pursuits and creative happenings.

Median age ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32  years22% ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18–27  years 61% ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  28–46  years 11% ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47–55  years6% ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56+  years

Female readers .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .85%Male readers .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15%ABC1 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76%AB .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47%Average income .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .£87,255

distribution

The Gentlewoman has established a remarkable newsstand performance with an extensive circulation. UK .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51% Europe .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23%

USA .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18% Rest of the World .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8%

newsstand and promotion

Each new issue of The Gentlewoman is released together with a powerful promotional programme across the UK and other key cities in Europe and the US.

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The Gentlewoman Club

The Gentlewoman Club is an international society of the magazine’s read-ers, which currently has up to 39,000 active members – sophisticated wom-en and men who demand quality and originality from their agenda of cul-tural happenings. These loyal subscribers attend the Club’s get-togethers in substantial numbers, notified of which via the Club’s monthly newsletter and social media platforms.

Previous events have included: • A readers get-together at Tenderbooks, London, for a festive preview of

The Gentlewoman Nº 17• The Glimpses of the Future international architectural day tours of

Los Angeles and London developed and staged in partnership with COS• A launch party for The Gentlewoman Nº 15 at Pasticceria Marchesi,

Milan, co-hosted with Prada• A glamourous night of cards hosted in partnership with Browns Fashion

at The Savile Club, London• A Bring-Your-Own-Vinyl afternoon in celebration of Record Store Day

featuring a reading by Brix Smith Start from her memoirs• A literary soirée with Sonia Rykiel. A book group with discussions led by

Marketa Uhlirova, Dr Ann Lewis and actress Stacy Martin• An evening celebrating Arts & Crafts furniture with the antique traders

The Millinery Works, London• A special tour of Louis Vuitton Series 3 – Past, Present, Future by award-

winning stage designer Es Devlin• Shop-keeping at House of Voltaire – jovial evening of affordable art

These and many more events can be viewed at: thegentlewoman.com/club

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Creative Collaborations

The Gentlewoman’s creative collaborations are an innovative way to commu-nicate a unique brand message through the publication’s distinctive editori-al voice. These bespoke partnerships offer diverse and engaging cross-plat-form solutions including photography, film, inserts, contract publishing and specially-curated events and digital projects.

Past collaborations have included:• Delfina Delettrez: The Cocktail Needle. Supporting collateral included

an editorial feature in the A/W ’17 issue of the magazine; specially-designed co-branded packaging; an exclusive launch cocktail

• COS: Glimpses of the Future architectural tours of London and Los Angeles. Supporting media included illustrated map inserts and an editorial feature in the A/W ’17 issue of the magazine; photographic documentation; asset creation and distribution across respective digital platforms.

• Chanel: a fabulous six-page portrait series with Lucia Pica, Chanel’s global creative make-up and colour designer, photographed by Karim Sadli.

• Giorgio Armani: an eight-page portrait series showcasing Giorgio Armani’s New Normal collection featuring the women defining the new, modern Italy. Photographed by Liz Collins.

• Nike: a seasonal running club and animated digital project.

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A century of modernist ambition inspires this autumn’s field trip as we step out with COS on the Glimpses of the Future architectural tours of London and Los Angeles for the enjoyment and edification of The Gentlewoman Club’s members and readers alike.

The Touring Tote The buildings of the modern period promised a healthier, happier future, and readers are invited to revisit that utopian dream using the enclosed map. Designed as a guide to the Glimpses of the Future expeditions staged by The Gentlewoman Club and COS earlier this September, the map provides extended routes around London’s and LA’s architectural gems to delight tourists and armchair travellers alike.

It fits perfectly into the inner pocket of this limited-edition tote bag, also produced for the tours. Made from padded Japanese nylon, it’s the ideal travel companion and is available from COS stores in both cities. Photography by Chris Rhodes, styling by Eliza Conlon.

thegentlewoman.com/clubcosstores.com

the cocktail needle

As if cocktail hour could be made any more glamorous an expanse of drink-ing time, a brand-new invention arrives. This autumn The Gentlewoman gets together with the jeweller Delfina Delettrez to introduce the cocktail needle — the exquisite pick of the divine and the dissolute.

Photography by Blommers / Schumm

Ever since olives were introduced to martinis in 1920s America — possibly to mask the taint of the Prohibition gin that was then their prin-cipal ingredient — the aim has been to skewer the slippery fruit with a tool equal in style to the suave drink it accompanies.

With the help of Delfina Delettrez Fendi, the solution has been found: a sleek rhodium-plated stainless-steel needle, embellished with either a pearl (seen here), a green agate, or a blue or pink chalcedony in its turning sphere. Delicious.

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Creative Collaborations continued

Past collaborations:• Paul Smith: A day trip to Durslade Farm, Somerset, for the festive

unveiling of The Gentlewoman & Paul Smith Lambswool Blanket. Supporting media included a print editorial feature; photographic documentation; an animated photographic diary showcased across respective digital platforms.

• 3.1 Phillip Lim: a specially-designed 12-page magazine insert for S/S ’15 and A/W ’15 featuring the brand’s campaign imagery.

• Sunspel: The Gentlewoman & Sunspel T-shirt, a limited editon co-designed T-shirt sold through thegentlewoman.com and select Sunspel shop. Supporting collateral included point-of-sale and in-store materials; an editorial feature in the magazine; launch party.

‘The New T’ with Sunspel, issue no 13

The Gentlewoman & Paul Smith, issue no 15

Chanel beauty feature, issue no 15

3.1 Phillip Lim insert, issues no 11 & 12 A seasonal running Club and film project with Nike

‘The New Italy’ with Giorgio Armani, issue no 12

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Fall Winter 2015Photography by Viviane Sassen

Spring Summer 2015Photography by Viviane Sassen

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The beauty of brilliant red suede. Mahogany jumper and navy high-waisted trousers with side stripe, both by DEREK LAM. Suede-and-leather tote bag by KATE SPADE NEW YORK; white leather trainers by CAMPER. Model: Eliza at Fusion Model Management. Mani-cure: Rica Romain at LMC Worldwide. Styling assistance: Sarah Gentillon.

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Change is afoot in Europe’s ancient cultural centre – the future is the new focus, as these four dynamic Italian women will attest. In this portrait series, they showcase the modernity and purposeful elegance of Italian fashion’s latest line, Giorgio Armani’s New Normal.

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Camilla Alibrandi Alba RohrwacherActor, Rome

The face of Italian cinema’s new wave, actor Alba Rohrwacher, is continually drawn back to her native Rome, where, she says, there’s no fixed style. “I prefer not to recognise where someone’s from; I like the beautiful ambiguity.” On this page, Alba wears a black cashmere-felt double-breast-ed jacket and grey wool melange pleat-fronted trousers. In the next image, she wears a grey wool-and-velvet coat, a navy-and-grey striped cashmere T-shirt, black wool trousers and black leather shoes.

The Gentlewoman & Sunspel T-shirt

The classic T-shirt, that staple of the mod-ern wardrobe, isn’t so definitive that it won’t benefit from refinement to serve the sartorial requirements of its day. Such is the necessity of fashion evolu -tion. And so, in 2016, The Gentlewoman unveils its new partnership with Sunspel, the label that has been creating crisp

cotton daywear at its Nottingham fac -tory since 1860. Together, we have created this wonderfully particular Gentlewoman & Sunspel T-shirt. Avail-able in bright white or inky navy, it’s made from mid-weight cotton equally suitable for balmy days and cooler evenings, and features updated dimen -sions for a super-modern fit. These are the precise considerations that make all the difference in a perfect staple for today.

The Cotton

Cut from single 30s — a medium-weight cotton noted for its smooth handle — at 145–155gsm, the Gentlewoman & Sunspel T-shirt’s fabric is slightly heavier than the single jersey commonly used. This makes it more opaque, gives it a flattering drape on the body and means it’s more versatile throughout the year.

The Cut

One centimetre shorter in length than Sunspel’s classic women’s crew-neck T-shirt, the Gentlewoman & Sunspel T-shirt

is designed to “break” on the hip when untucked — perfect for revealing a hint of waistband on an evening skirt or trou-ser. Its sleeves fall slightly longer than the classic’s, and the neckline is 2.5cm higher, giving it a pleasingly utilitarian appearance.

The Finish

The neck of the Gentlewoman & Sunspel T-shirt features a self-binding, overlocked construction that leaves no outer stitch-ing visible. The hems feature a generous four stitches per centimetre, while the overlocking has five for a precision fin-ish. All seams sit towards the back of the garment to optimise comfort and guard against twisting.

To purchase one, please visit:thegentlewoman.com /shopsunspel.com /gentlewoman

Photography by Zoë Ghertner

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The happy introduction of a brand-new product — from The Gentlewoman in partnership with Sunspel, that quintessentially English maker of luxurious cotton clothing.

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Presenting a new collaboration: The Gentlewoman & Paul Smith Lambswool Blanket. Curl up in its rosy warmth and luxuriate in its many ingenious design particulars.

Pink!Photography: Mathilde Agius

This surely is the chicest cover-up of the season. Sir Paul Smith, master of upbeat fashions and candy stripes, has worked closely with The Gentlewoman on a design that mirrors the magazine’s pre -cise dimensions — 23 by 30 centimetres — in a stylish pane check. The colours, meanwhile, celebrate two of the title’s most beloved covers, with an “Inez navy” and a “Lansbury pink”, from issues No.2 and No.6 respectively.

The downy-soft handle is the hallmark of Paul Smith’s Tuscan mill, where the blanket has been crafted from highest-quality South African lambswool into a 170-by-130-centimetre sheet with a 19.5-micron grain for a dense weave with a gossamer touch.

Twirl the purled fringe around your fingers and enjoy the reassuring flourish of a 100 per cent luxury accessory — perfect for parading in or for creating instant coverage at home.

The Gentlewoman & Paul Smith Lambs-wool Blanket was festively unveiled dur- ing a recent day trip by The Gentlewoman Club to Durslade Farm, Hauser & Wirth’s art complex in Somerset. There, a group of club members, editors, friends of this magazine, and even Sir Paul himself enjoyed picnic entertainment and some fine art, all in celebration of this latest collaboration.

To purchase the blanket, please visit thegentlewoman.com/shop or Paul Smith at Dover Street Market.

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Brand Overview

FANTASTIC MANThe original gentleman’s journal, obsessed with personal style, intelligent writing and eloquent photography. Charming in tone and inquisitive by na-ture, Fantastic Man continues to break new ground in 21st century magazine publishing.

COS MAGAZINEA chic cultural biannual produced for the retailer of the same name, featur-ing insightful interviews with luminaries from the worlds of art, design and technology

THE HAPPY READER A unique magazine about reading for anyone who wishes to stay inspired, informed and entertained. With beautiful typography, the magazine is a de-sign object which celebrates the pure pleasure of reading and the calming luxury of being offline.

FANTASTIC MAN: MEN OF GREAT STYLE AND SUBSTANCE‘Fantastic Man: Men of Great Style and Substance’ is the first book to cele-brate a stellar decade of Fantastic Man. Published by Phaidon Press, it brings together interviews with 69 of the world’s most stylish, influential and inno-vative men.

BUTTONED-UPThe story of London style through the history of the button-down shirt. En-compassing music, street style, fashion, portraits, day and night locations, the visual context of east London where clothes factories and workshops used to be, night shots where bars and clubs used to be (or still are), an ex-amination of collar shapes and archive images from fashion and music.

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Issue No. 17: Spring / Summer 2018 Closing date for artwork: 8 January 2018 On sale: 22 February 2018

Issue No. 18: Autumn / Winter 2018 Closing date for artwork: 9 July 2018 On sale: 13 September 2018

contactCommercial Director: Elizabeth Sims, elizabeth@thegentlewoman.comT: +44 (0)20 7242 8802 M: +44 (0)79 2222 0074

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OFFICELondon Office:73-75 Kenton Street 2nd Floor • London WC1N 1NNUnited KingdomT: +44 (0) 208 616 5433

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Technical Specifications

digital artwork requirementsPlease provide artwork in CMYK at 300 DPI as a PDF document.Please do not send inDesign documents or packaged folders.

Double page ad: 460 × 300 mm (+ 3 mm bleed) Single page ad: 230 × 300 mm (+ 3 mm bleed)

Upload to FTP account: Host 80.101.186.212 (via FTP client) or http://80.101.186.212 (via web browser)username: adstgw password: tgwmagWeb transfer is essential but a DVD of the artwork can also be sent.

Please observe this checklist to avoid delay:• Crop marks should always be outside of the bleed area and not on the image.• If there are two files (for example left and right page of a spread) clearly mark the

position of each in the file name.• Please upload artwork for the Gentlewoman only to the FTP account indicated

(adstgw), not to the Fantastic Man account, even if you are advertising in both.

printed proof requirementsSend your proofs to:The Gentlewoman • Elizabeth Sims 1 Tavistock Chambers • 40 Bloomsbury WayLondon WC1A 2SE • United Kingdom T +44 (0)207 242 4433

• Please provide a FOGRA-39L colour-certified printed proof of your ad showing the artwork exactly as it is to appear on the magazine and matching the PDF you have sent. A printout is not sufficient to ensure accurate reproduction of your artwork. Only colour-certified proofs clearly stating the colour profile will be accepted.

• Crop marks should always be outside of the bleed area (3mm)• The proofs should show the page or spread exactly as it will appear on print, at

100% scale, with all type, logos and other graphics in the right position. Please use vector logos.

Amandine Renard photographed by Karim Sadli, issue no 16