Gloss Tatler - gossip magazine

They say that smart people do not read gloss, smart people publish it. Glossy magazines. Everyone has their own opinion about them. Magazines for fools? Perhaps ... But how smart are you? Glossy magazines are always chic, shine, a world of absolute beauty and everything that is needed for this. A world of luxury, and what is needed for that. These are magazines about how to be beautiful, successful and, most importantly, what you need to buy for this. Glossy magazines are creativity that has become an advertisement and an advertisement that has killed creativity. However, here you can argue about how much the model and the photographer are engaged in creativity, and how much advertising. But it is hardly worth arguing about the luxurious appearance of the glossy magazines themselves and their albeit cold, glossy, beauty of the pages. These magazines are really nice to hold in your hands. And we will not read about. Nice to watch.

Gloss gossip.

One of the most famous glossy magazines is Tatler. The word itself speaks, and it says "chatterbox", "gossip." Tatler gossips about social life. It's so interesting to spy on someone else's life, especially if it is so beautiful. We are sure of this - that life is beautiful, and gloss supports this confidence in every possible way. That life is luxurious, he shouts from his brilliant pages. The first issue of Tatler was published in Great Britain in 1901. The magazine got its name from the first Tatler (a), which was published daily in 1709-1711. Its founder was Richard Steele, about whom it was said that he came up with the very concept of gossip. And published in 1901, Tatler also informed the British about balls, charity evenings and ... of course, gossip. Tatler's heyday came in the 1970s, when Tina Brown became its editor-in-chief. The columns in the magazine were led by famous writers and members of the royal family, photo sessions for the magazine were shot by famous photographers. At the same time, Tatler was bought by Cond? Nast Publishing.

Gloss Tatler in Russia.

Tatler magazine appeared in Russia in 2008. Fortunately, the scope for secular gossip in Russia is as great as the vastness of Siberia. For Tatler Russia, write Ksenia Sobchak, Bozena Rynska, Andrey Fomin, banker Sergei Pugachev, unavailable to the press, poses. Famous models and, of course, gossip appear on the pages of Tatler magazine.