Elle (magazine)

 Elle is also known as Elle, is a French-language women's magazine which features beauty and fashion, lifestyle and culture. In French the word "ELLE" means "she" as well as "her". According to whom, Elle is the largest fashion magazine worldwide. Elle has 45 editions across various parts of the world as well as 46 websites for local sites. It has 21 million users and 100,000,000 unique visitors each month. The majority of its readers is female. It was established by Helene Gordon-Lazareff, her husband Pierre Lazareff in Paris in 1945. Since its beginning the readership of the magazine has steadily increased to over 800,000. In France the magazine was the time a staggering number. Since the time Elle editions have grown exponentially and established a global collection of publications. Elle's Japanese magazine first appeared in 1969. It was the beginning of the process of expanding internationally. The magazine's initial English issues (US and UK) were released in 1985. Jean-Dominique Bauby is well-known for his autobiography. Roberta Myers was the longest-serving editor-in chief of Elle. Following Myers her departure, Nina Garcia is currently the editor-in-chief for Elle. Elle also includes 33 websites that are accessible across the globe and have 370 million monthly views. Elle is part of the Lagardere Group of France. Elle's Elle headquarters are located in Paris. There are licensed publishers in a variety of cities around the world.